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In short words the most common way of spelling the sound /air/ is with the letters are.

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bare 		The room was bare of all furniture.
dare 		How dare you accuse me of that?
hare 		The hare raced across the field to escape the fox. *
pare 		Pare the apple and cut out the core.
rare 		Ben likes his steak cooked rare.
flare 		We saw the fire flare up.
scare 		That ride wouldn't scare me.
snare 		The rabbit was trapped in a snare.
stare 		Is it rude to stare?
care 		Take care not to skid on the ice.
fare 		He lost his bus fare and had to walk all the way home. *
mare 		The mare took care of her new foal.
ware 		She sold her wares on a market stall.
blare 		I heard the blare of a police car siren.
glare 		The witch gave the little boy an evil glare. *
share 		Make sure you get an equal share.
spare 		Can you spare any cash? .

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Learn about these words in Unit 12. Spelling choices for /air/ sound: air, are, ear

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