Reading: Basic Decoding & Word Recognition
A2 Lesson 3: Reading More Sight Words
Listen to the new words and story.
Before You Read 🧠
Key Vocabulary (Click 🔊)
Let's learn two important types of words for fluent reading.
Building Your Word Bank 🏦
Part 1: Tricky Sight Words
These common words don't always follow the rules, so we learn them by sight. Click 🔊 to hear the word and the example sentence.
What is your favorite food?
It was sunny yesterday.
He said hello to the teacher.
Where is the market?
They play football after school.
The book is over there.
Part 2: Common High-Frequency Words
You will see these words in almost every story you read.
I like coffee with milk.
I like living in Kampot.
The book belongs to him.
First I do my homework, then I can play.
This is my pen.
That is my house.
Reading Practice Story
Click 🔊 to hear each paragraph. Read along!
I saw my friend today. I went to talk with him.
"What are you doing?" I said.
He said, "I am going to the river. I like to swim there."
I was very happy. "Yes! They are all swimming there. Let's go!"
Practice What You Learned 🎯
Quiz: Fill in the Blank (Self-Check)
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
1. _______ is your school?
2. I want to go _______ you to the market.
3. She _______ she would be here at 4 o'clock.
4. _______ are my friends. (Talking about people)
5. The book is over _______. (Talking about a place)
Key Vocabulary Reference (Click 🔊)
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Sight Word
A common word that often doesn't follow phonics rules and is learned by sight.
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High-Frequency Word
A word that appears very often in English text.
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what / was / said / where / they / there
Tricky sight words.
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with / like / him / then / this / that
Common high-frequency words.
Your Reading Mission ⭐
Use Your New Words!
- Choose three words from the vocabulary cards in this lesson (e.g., `what`, `like`, `there`).
- Write one new sentence for each of the three words you chose.
- Read the "Reading Practice Story" aloud until you can read it smoothly and without stopping. Click 🔊 in the story to help you.
Example: "What time is it? I like to go there with my brother."