The Letter O (The English Alphabet)
The letter O is the fifteenth Letter in The English Alphabet. It is also the fourth Vowel in The English Alphabet.
As with every Letter in The English Alphabet, The Letter O has two versions in the written form. These two versions are called: The Upper-Case and The Lower-Case.
The Upper-Case O looks like this:
O
The Lower-Case O looks like this:
o
Notice that the only difference between The Upper-Case and The Lower-Case O is the size. The Lower-Case O is just a smaller version of The Upper-Case O. You will find that this is the same for quite a few Letters in The Alphabet.
Pronunciation
As you learn The Common Tongue of The English language, you will see that The letter O can be pronounced many different ways. The two primary ways to pronounce The letter O are called, the “Short” Pronunciation and the “Long” Pronunciation.
The Short O
- Owl
- Ox
- Ontario
- Octopus
- Oxygen
The Long O
- Organ
- Oil
- Oak
- Oboe
- Official
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