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late vs let

/eɪ/ jade vs /ɛ/ red

/eɪ/ is a glide — it moves while you say it (jade). /ɛ/ is one short sound (red). Late glides; let stops.

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Five voices — Ava, Andrew, Emma, Brian, and Nova — because research shows hearing many voices is what trains your ear.