American English, British English and Australian English

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In Australia we say a mixture and some of our own 🙂

truck

gum boots

fries (for thin), chips (for big)

movie

taxi

torch

wardrobe

footy (rugby or aussie rules called AFL-Australian Football League)

sidewalk

lollies

lift

zipper

can

bickies

rubber

corn

luggage

queue (difficult spelling!)

tea towel

rubbish bin

runners

dummy

flat

singlet

autumn

chips

waistcoat

petrol station

subway

mail box or post box

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Look at these English words and their pronunciation.

now, cow low,

moth, mother, broth, brother, both, bother ?

there, here, pear ?

hear, bear, dear ?

read and read (past tense), bead and dead ?

pay, paid, say, said ?

meat, great, threat ?

suite, straight, debt ?

hose, rose, dose, lose ?

foe. shoe?

goose, choose ?

These words and other English spelling words are put into a song.

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Hi friends, I think that your “English Spelling Sounds Songs are excelent form how to develop English and make learning fun. Once again thanks.

Vladimír Korbel

Hello, there
I don’t know how to address you.
I like the “English Spelling Sounds Song” very much. I think those songs are very great and helpful to my students. I have tried to teach some to them. They like the songs very much!

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