12. Write the words in the correct column. Listen and repeat.

Instructions:

The image shows a market stall with various fruits and vegetables. The task is to categorize the words into the correct columns, likely based on whether they start with a consonant or a vowel, or if they require the article 'a' or 'an'.

Categorization:

• Starting with a consonant (use 'a'): lemon, pear, melon, banana, watermelon, carrot, onion, pineapple, cake, horse, ostrich, ant, girl, hat, bee, lion, mouse, sheep, owl, bird, insect, frog, octopus, zebra, elephant, dog, fish, donkey, cat.
• Starting with a vowel (use 'an'): apple, umbrella, egg, Indian.

Note: The image doesn't provide explicit columns. This categorization is based on the typical English grammar rule of using 'a' before consonant sounds and 'an' before vowel sounds.