Review Of Short Vowels Page 3
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34SVUSD – Grade 2
Lesson 2
Words with –mp, -nd, -nk, -ng
Generalization:
Preconsonantal nasals, -mp, -nd, -nk, -ng often combine with another consonant at the
end of the word. This subtle letter-sound combination is due to air passing through the
nasal cavity in the mouth, eg. the /m/ in bump or the /n/ in sink. In pronunciation of
preconsonatal nasal, it is as if the second consonant dominated and absorbs the nasal.
Students often omit them in their spelling because they do not hear them.
-mp
-nd
-nk
-ng
limp
band
bank
bang
morning
lump
hand
rank
fang
anything
hump
land
sank
hang
everything
jump
sand
tank
rang
something
camp
pond
pink
sang
young
damp
send
sink
ding
jungle
ramp
wind
wink
king
dangle
lamp
find
honk
ping
hungry
bump
spend
junk
ring
language
clamp
blend
hunk
sing
clump
bland
thank
wing
stump
grand
frank
gong
thump
stand
think
long
stamp
strand
blink
hung
stomp
handle
drink
lungs
champ
behind
plank
sung
chimp
under
flunk
bring
blimp
friend
ankle
sting
umpire
found
shrink
angle
sample
round
blanket
clang
simple
around
sprinkle
stung
complete
random
swung
chomp
dandelion
wrung
hamper
handsome
wrong
trumpet
Disneyland
strong
pumpkin
sprang
champion
living
nothing
during
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