Review Of Short Vowels Page 16
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34SVUSD – Grade 2
Lesson 15
R Influenced e
Generalization:
When y or ie are that the end of a one syllable word, the usually produce the sound /i/.
The consonants gh are vowel markers which signal the /i/ sound. Preconsonantal nasals
following an i in one syllable words as in -nd, -id, and –gn are vowel markers which
signal the /i/.
/i/
/i/
/i/
/i/
spelled -y
spelled -ie
spelled -igh
spelled -iCC
by
lie
high
find
my
pie
sigh
kind
fly
tie
thigh
mind
shy
die
fight
bind
sky
light
wind
sly
night
mild
cry
right
wild
dry
sight
sign
try
tight
child
why
might
blind
July
flight
grind
defy
fright
climb
deny
plight
behind
style
slight
resign
reply
bright
assign
supply
higher
malign
nearby
tighter
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