VCe Syllables
This syllable type has a vowel, a consonant, then a silent e, and the vowel says its long sound.
VCe syllable
This HFW means "not making any sound," and it contains a tricky i sound.
Silent
The Latin root aud means this.
To Hear
The prefix in- means this.
Not or No
We add -ing to a very because....
To make a verb present tense or to change it into an adjective.
In the word lonesome, the silent e makes the letter o say what sound.
Long vowel (Long o)
This HFW describes something we might want to know more about.
We might say that topic is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
Interesting
This is the large room where an audience sits to hear a performance.
Auditorium
The suffixes -able and -ible mean this.
Able to be
Add -ing to volunteer and you get this word.
Volunteering
The VCe syllable in replacement is spelled this way.
Place
I ____ we read the next page. This word means "put forward an idea."
Suggested
A singer or actor does this when trying out for a part so the judges can hear them.
Audition
Add in- to audible and you get a word that means "not able to be heard."
Inaudible
Add -ing to introduce, and you must drop this letter first.
Silent e
The word amusement has a VCe syllable that rhymes with fuse.
Muse
This word means "to show how something works or how to do something."
Demonstrated
This word means "relating to hearing."
Auditory
When you add in- and -able to advise, you drop this letter first.
Silent e
In understanding, this syllable gets the strongest stress.
STAND
This 3-syllable word that rhymes with tone in its last syllable. It names a tool that makes your voice louder.
Microphone
This word names the ability to learn, understand, and think.
Intelligence
The whisper was barely ____. This word means "able to be heard."
Audible
This word means "not able to be escaped," built from a prefix, the base word escape, and a suffix.
Inescapable
Add -ing to guarantee and tell me which syllable is stressed.
-TEE