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7.1
7.2
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this syllable has a long vowel, followed by a consonant and the e is silent
What is vowel-consonant-e
100
this syllable has no consonant at the end, instead, ends in a vowel and makes the long sound.
What is open syllable
100

examples of vowel suffixes


what are ing, est, ive, ed, y, en, ish, er, able

100
These letters can make soft and hard sounds
What is 'c' and 'g'
100
this letter is silent in v-c-ge and v-c-ce words
What is e
200
uses a macron
What is a long vowel
200
mark you put above long vowel
What is macron
200
/ed/, /d/, /t/
What is sounds of 'ed'?
200

when followed by these letters c or g make this sound: /s/ or /j/ 

What is e, i, y

200
3 letters that make 1 sound and gets 1 line
What is trigraph dge
300

what is the name of the symbol that goes over a short vowel

What is breve

300
this letter can say long i at the end of a 1 syllable word
What is y
300
This syllable has 1 consonant and "l" that are "sounded" (not a smooth blend) and the 'e' is slient
What is consonant-l-e?
300
letter makes soft /j/
What is g
300
ge, gi, gy, dge make this sound
What is /j/
400

has two long sounds

What is u

400
This letter can say long e at the end of a two syllable word
What is y
400

If we want the first syllable to be closed and short, when there is only one sound in the middle of the word (huddle)

What is the "reasons to double"

400
letter makes soft /s/
What is c
400
after a SHORT vowel we use this for /j/ sound.
What is dge
500

administrate by syllables and type

What is ad...min...is...trate What is c......c......c...v-e

500
this picture reminds us that the 'a' is almost always the first or last letter and the 'i' is usually the middle letter that is unstressed (schwa)
What is a mountain
500
stle
What is the c-l-e exception
500

when to use -able instead of -ible

what is after a root word that can stand alone (depend + able = dependable; horr + ible = horrible)

500
after a consonant we use this for the /j/ sound.
What is 'ge'