title: SCHOOL ZONE - Spelling Puzzles 1 Workbook, Grade 1, Ages 6 to 7, I Know It! Vowels, Consonants, Rhyming, Beginning Sounds, Ending Sounds, Illustrations and More!
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  LESSON – 21 
   
  MEDIAL SEMICIRCLE (W)  
   
  It was already explained in Lesson-5 that the consonant 
  written with an initially hooked straight upstroke and 
  represented by an abbreviated form of  right semi-circle
  before ‘k’, ‘g’, ‘m’ ‘r’ ‘R’.  Initial right semi-circle   represents
  single consonantal sound of ‘w’ only. 
    
  In this lesson, writing the ‘w’ medially is being explained.  The 
  sound ‘w’ when occurred medially in a word is represented by left 
  semi-circle   or right semi-circle   , as per the rules explain
   
  (a) A left semi-circle is used to represent ‘w’ + any dot vowel
  occured in the middle of a word i.e. ‘wah’, ‘wā’, ‘wē’,
  corresponding short sounds; as shown in the table
  (b) A right semi-circle is used to represent ‘w’ + any dash vowel
  occurs in the middle of a word i.e. ‘waw’, ‘wō’, ‘wōō’
  corresponding short sounds; as shown in the tabl