The English alphabet begins with letter A and ends with letter Z.
Capital letters are big and bold, while small letters help us write neatly.
The letters A, B, C, and D stand for apple, ball, cat, and doll.
The letters E, F, G, and H represent egg, fan, goat, and hen.
The letters I, J, K, and L stand for ice-cream, jug, kite, and log.
The letters M, N, O, and P represent monkey, nest, orange, and paste.
The letters Q, R, S, and T stand for queen, rain, shirt, and train.
The letters U, V, W, and X represent umbrella, van, water, and xylophone.
The letters Y and Z stand for yellow and zoo in the rhyme.
Words such as ant, axe, and arm begin with the initial sound of letter a.
Words such as bag, bee, and boy start with the letter b.
Words such as cart, cap, and cat share the same starting letter c.
Words like den, door, and dog begin with the initial sound of letter d.
Every English letter has both a capital form and a small form.
Common daily actions include combing hair, eating food, seeing teachers, and playing football.