Prepositions
What part of speech is an object of preposition?
What is a noun?
What is a suffix?
A combination of letters at the end of a word used to change the meaning of the word.
What do KN and GN say? What is the difference between them?
/n/, kn is used only at the beginning of an English word. GN can be used at the beginning or end.
Why is there an E at the end of the word "name"?
The E makes the vowel (a) say its name.
How many syllables are in "table"? Where would you divide the word?
two, between ta/ble
In the sentence, Grace counted the eagles near the shore of the lake, name the preposition(s).
near and of
What is the suffix in the word "placement"?
-ment.
What are the sounds of "ed"?
Why is there an E at the end of the word "axe"?
To make the word look bigger
How many syllables are in "apple"? Where do you divide the word?
Two, between the two p's
What does a prepositional phrase add to a sentence?
It adds details and tells more about things such as location, position, direction, or time
How do you spell replace + -able?
replaceable. You do not removed the E because it is a soft C.
What are the sounds of the phonogram "augh"
/a-af/
Why is there an E at the end of the word "tattle" (hint: count the syllables)
Every syllable needs a vowel.
How many syllables are in the word "elephant"?
Three
Find the prepositional phrase:
The children played in the park after lunch.
in the park and after lunch
What is the suffix in the word "loudest"?
-est.
What does the phonogram "th" say? When does it say its voiced sound?
Says its voiced sound when there is a silent final E.
Why is there an E at the end of the word "love"?
English words do not end in I, U, V, or J.
How many syllables are in the word "vocabulary"?
Five
List 5 prepositions.
Answer will vary.
What is the difference between a vowel suffix and consonant suffix? What happens if the word you are adding the suffix to has a silent Final E?
A vowel suffix starts with a vowel and when there is a silent final E, you drop the E.
What do these three phonograms say? ei, eigh, ey?
ey says long a & e, eight says long a & i, ei says long a,e,&i
Why is there an E at the end of the word "cage"?
To make the G soften to /j/.
How many syllables are in the word "generalization"?
Six