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Unit 25. Word endings: -er, -ar, -or, -our, re, a

Spelling Word List: The schwa ending: a - musical terms

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Look	cantata
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Look	harmonica
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Look	opera
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Look	orchestra
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Look	samba
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Look	sonata
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Look	tuba
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Look	viola
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ballerina

cantata

harmonica

opera

orchestra

samba

sonata

tuba

viola

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