Spelling and Pronunciation Flashcards
What’s a Checked vowel? And a Checked vowel sound?
(Consonant letter)+ Vowel letter + Consonant Letter.
Usually Monosyllabic os sometimes apply to the stressed syllable of a polysyllabic word.
The vowel takes a short vowel sound (/æ, e, ɪ, ɑ ʊ, ʌ,/)
Excepcion de la Checked vowel?
Small group of common every-day words. (most /məʊst/)
Ejemplo de Checked vowel sound, con un contraejemplo
Add /æd/ (La æ suena larga)
Cat /kæt/ (La æ suena corta)
What happend with the edges in a checked vowel?
-Several consonants letters may stand for just one phoneme.(Nick /nik)
Tell me the 7 spelling rules (Without the consonant one)
1) Checked vowel sound.
2) Silent e
3) Magic y
4) Two vowels together, the fist says its name.
5) Doble consonant, keep the short sound of the checked vowel.
6) Radical r
7)Troublesome w
Explain the rule “Silent e”
When there is an “e” at the end of a one-syllable word that ends in a single consonant, the vowel letter in the middle tends to say its own name.
Ex hat -> hate
Explain the rule “Magic y”
When there is a “y” at the end of a one-syllable word ending a single consonant letter, the vowel in the middle tends to say its own name.
Ex. Lad -> Lady
Explain the rule “Two vowels letters together”
When there are two vowel letters together, many times “the first that came says its name”. Sometimes may be the second vowel that says its own name.
Ex. <ee> -> /i:/ (See /si:)</ee>
Exceptions “Silent e”
<-ve> (have /hæv/, live /liv/, love /lʌv/)
<-me> (Some /sʌm/, come/kʌm/
<-ne> (none /nʌn/, gone /gɑn/)
Exceptions “Two vowel letters together”
<oo> /u:/ (fool, moon)
<oo> /ʊ/ (good, book)
<oi, oy> /ɔɪ/ (Toy, boil)
<au> /ɔ:/ (Daughter, fraud)
</au></oo></oo>
Ejmplos de “Silent e”
<a> Hat -> Hate /ei/</a>
<e> Pet -> Pete /i:/
<i> Sit -> Site /ai/
<o> Hop -> Hope /əʊ/
<u> Cut -> Cute /(j)u:/
</u></o></i></e>
Ejmplos de “Magic y”
<a> Lad -> Lady /ei/</a>
<e> Ken-> Key /i:/
<i> Tin -> Tiny/ai/
<o> Pot-> Pony/əʊ/
<u> Duck -> Duty/(j)u:/
</u></o></i></e>
Ejmplos de “Magic y”
<ai> /ei/ (rain)
<ea> /i:/ (team)
<ee>
</ee></ea></ai>
