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Spelling Word List: Alternative pronunciations for o as in hot

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Look	so
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Look	go
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Look	old
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Look	don't
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Look	gold
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Look	cold
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Look	told
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Look	both
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Look	hold
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no

so

go

old

don't

gold

cold

told

both

hold

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About This Spelling List: Alternative pronunciations for o as in hot

Known graphemes for reading: alternative pronunciations for o as in hot. Materials for use in Letters and Sounds Phase Five activities.

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