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are only five true vowels |
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| There are
only five true vowels. Their names are: |
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e |
i |
o |
u |
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their short sounds are: |
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Apple |
Elephant |
Igloo |
Octopus |
Umbrella
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are very important letters because there cannot
be a word or a syllable without a vowel, ( NB
y acts as both a vowel and a consonant ). |
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long vowel sounds say their name: |
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Tape |
Mere |
nine |
Nose |
Cube |
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are spelling choices for each of the long vowels: |
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a, |
e, |
i, |
0, |
u, |
a-e, |
e-e, |
i-e, |
o-e, |
u-e, |
ai, |
ee, |
igh, |
oa, |
oo, |
ay, |
ea, |
ie, |
oe, |
ue, |
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ey, |
y, |
ow, |
ew, |
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ie, |
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y, |
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| Remember: |
When
two vowels go out walking, The first one often
does the talking, But there are exceptions, as
always. |
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