Syllables
This R controlled sound can be spelled 3 ways.
What is ur, ir, er (or /er/)?
A Soft G sounds like this.
What is /j/?
You always do this to a proper noun.
What is capitalize?
A predicate must always be this.
What is a verb?
th, sh, ck, and ch are called this.
What is a digraph?
A word pattern VCCCV is called this.
What is an Ostrich word?
Sometimes called a "lazy" vowel.
What is schwa?
You describe a noun with these.
What are adjectives?
This sentence part can only be a noun OR pronoun.
What is the subject?
kn, gh, ph, and wr are called this.
What are silent letter teams?
A syllable that ends in e and has a long vowel is called this.
What is Magic E or Silent E?
The reason you spell ripped, gagging, and swimmer the way you do.
What is the 1-1-1 rule?
This part of speech can answer the questions "which one, how many, or what color?"
What is an adjective?
The words said, good, bad, and ran are examples of these.
What are DEAD WORDS?
You do this to a suffix to code it.
What is circle it?
The vowel in this syllable is neither long nor short.
What is R Controlled?
You use-ge because the vowel is this.
What is long?
These 2 pronouns can be either OBJECT or SUBJECT.
What is YOU or IT?
Every word in a sentence belongs to these 2 categories.
You wrote down what I said in your own words, not exactly word-for-word.
What is an Indirect Quote?
The 3 syllable types we have studied this half of the year.
What are CLOSED, R CONTROLLED, and SILENT E?
The reason you divide the word monster as MON/STER and not MONS/TER.
Why do we keep digraphs together?
These are the 3 types of pronouns.
What are object, subject, and possessive?
When you have more than one subject it is called this.
What is a COMPOUND SUBJECT?
This type of sentence asks a question.
What is Interrogative?