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That's taught as an alternative spelling in stage 2. Just teach exactly the same as you would a normal sound. Just explain its another way of teaching the /ie/ sound. Watch my video on alternative spellings.

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The final/e/ is acting as a "magic e", making the short /e/ make a long /ee/ sound. I hope this answers your question.

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The word 'due' is the same as the Jolly phonics sound that is pronounced /you/ - as in the word 'Tuesday '. It has a /y/ sound in it. The word 'true' uses /ue/ as a long /oo/. They are slightly different, and a little confusing I know.

@@JayRichardsonEACschool so there how can j differentiate? Is there is a rule or something True- clue - flew - blue Can we say when there is two constants before it the its pronounced as oo ??

As far as I know there is no rule. This does not mean there is no rule I just do not know about it. The long /oo/ sound is most common. However in a case like this which happens quite a lot in English I generally just create lots of examples and ask the kids to practice listening to the difference not memorizing spelling rules.

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Yes, I am not a professional You Tuber, just using my office to create useful content. Better equipment on the way soon I think.

For teens learning I recommend my video series "Phonics lesson 1" which goes up to lesson 13. Far more useful.

@@JayRichardsonEACschool Oh, OK. So where's the link?

@@PrinceKMoney706 go to the playlists on my channel, you'll find the phonics lessons there. Good luck and enjoy.

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@@JayRichardsonEACschool sir y dnt we use s when we hear sss sound instead of c eg: Centimetre, Cinema, danCe, fenCe . Is there any rule behind it? Because my students are getting confused in this part.

@@keekeeandco3042 generally the sound of the letter c is a hard sound the same as the letter k. I always teach his first and get the students confident using those sounds as a hard consonant. Light on in the syllabus when the students are comfortable they can learn that c has a soft sound as well. Simply take this as an alternative spelling to the letter s as a separate unit do not mix up the sounds at the same time as you will indeed confuse your students.

@@JayRichardsonEACschool ok sir thank you so much for your answer.

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Thank you for your comment but I don't use the phonic symbols in my training as I am using Jolly Phonics here which does not use that system

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