Name: Understanding Hard C & G vs Soft C & G Letter Sounds
Uploaded: 2024-04-14T19:36:27.564Z
Duration: 4 min 31 s
Description: Mrs. Deanna, a Tutor, explains the difference between Hard C /k/ vs Soft C /s/ , and Hard G /g/ vs Soft G /j/ letter sounds.

Mrs. Deanna, a Tutor, explains the difference between Hard C /k/ vs Soft C /s/ , and Hard G /g/ vs Soft G /j/ letter sounds. 

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Understanding Hard C & G vs Soft C & G Letter Sounds

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