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EXERCISE 5 - Spelling
The word you need to spell has
the picture
.
Click the picture to hear the
pronunciation of the word.
The word you will spell is made
up from three sounds. Click a large record player to hear a sound.
Then, find a green letter that
has the same sound. Click the matching ? .
If you clicked correctly, then
you will see a happy face.
Sound
Letter or Letters |
|
|
|
(this sound of c is known as soft c) |
? | ? | ? |
(this sound of u is known as long u) |
? | ? | ? |
(this sound of i is known as long i) |
? | ? | ? |
(this sound of a is known as long a) |
? | ? | ? |
(this sound of o is known as long o) |
? | ? | ? |
(the e without sound is known as silent e) |
? | ? | ? |
(this sound of e is known as long e) |
? | ? | ? |
Example words with long vowel sounds
A word with the long a
sound
is lake
A word with the long i
sound
is kite
A word with the long o
sound
is bone
A word with the long u sound
is tube
A word with the long e
sound
is she
Example words with soft and hard c sounds
A word with the soft c sound
is city
A word with the hard c sound
is cat
Rule
The letter i often has
the long sound
in two-vowel words, or two-vowel combination, where the first vowel is
i
and the second vowel is silent. A two-vowel word example is fire
,where i is long
and e is silent
. A two-vowel combination word is tie
, where i is long
and e is silent
.
(c) Anotek, Inc. - Copyright 1996
- Patent Pending
Title: Read
and Speak English
(Teaches Reading, Spelling,
Pronunciation and Phonics, Vocabulary and Handwriting)
Authors: George N. Balanis, PhD, MBA and
Toula Balanis, AA
Publisher: Anotek, Inc.
Circulation: 1
January 2000
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