Understanding the Versatility of the Vowel "U

Nov 30, 2025

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Explore how the vowel "U" can produce three distinct sounds in words such as unique, unicorn, use, umbrella, under, up, push, put, and pull. Unravel the nuances of the versatile letter "U" in language.

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Understanding the Versatility of the Vowel "U

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The vowel “U” can make three sounds : Uu Uu Uu Uu unique unicorn use umbrella under up push put pull

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