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1 Within Word Pattern: Sort 39 (Hard and Soft c and g)
card city gave giant code golf center gem guess gym cart circle guest germ cub cease guide gist calf cell cent guilt goose

2 otherwise it sounds like /k/. g followed by an e, i, or y
c followed by an e, i, or y sounds like /s/ otherwise it sounds like /k/. g followed by an e, i, or y sometimes makes the sound of /j/.

3 Within Word Pattern: Sort 39 (Hard and Soft c and g)
card city gave giant code golf center gem guess gym cart circle guest germ cub cease guide gist calf cell cent guilt goose

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