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What is special about the words abstemious and facetious?

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What words contain all five vowels?

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Which vehicle doesn't have a vowel sound in it?

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What words have the same vowel sound as bold?

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What vowels are in both the Spanish and English language?

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What is the most common vowel used in the English Language?

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What do you use after a short vowel?

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