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h1 The Letters A to G in English
h2 Alphabetical Order and Basic Information
p English alphabet consists of 26 letters divided into three groups: vowels, consonants, and letter combinations. Letters A to G are among the first seven letters in the alphabet.

h3 Key Characteristics
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li h1 is used for main titles
li h2 and h3 for subheadings
li p for paragraphs
li ul/li for lists
li table/tr/td for structured data
li strong for emphasis
li em for clarification
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h2 Letter A to G
h3 Letter A
strong International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA): /eɪ/
p A is the first vowel letter. It appears in words like "apple" and "banana".

h3 Letter B
strong IPA: /b/
p B is the second consonant letter. Common words include "ball" and "book".

h3 Letter C
strong IPA: /s/ or /k/
p C has two sounds. Examples: "cat" (s) and "car" (k).

h3 Letter D
strong IPA: /d/
p D is pronounced with the tongue touching the upper teeth. Words: "dog", "day".

h3 Letter E
strong IPA: /iː/
p E is the second vowel letter. Examples: " egg", "edge".

h3 Letter F
strong IPA: /f/
p F is pronounced with the lower lip covering the upper teeth. Words: "fish", "fun".

h3 Letter G
strong IPA: /dʒ/
p G is a consonant with a unique sound. Examples: "garden", "game".

h2 Comparison Table

h2 Common Mistakes
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li Confusing C's sounds
li Forgetting E's long vowel
li Mispronouncing G as /j/
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h3 Final Tips
em According to Oxford Dictionary
p Practice writing each letter 10 times daily. Use strong keywords like "basic English letters" for SEO optimization.