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Talk a Lot Learn the Clear Alphabet Spelling and Sounds – Vowel Clusters igh ai= = high, sigh, night, right, flight, might, bright ____________ ough au= = bough, plough, Slough ______________________ ough oo= = through, throughout ______________________ ough or= = bought, thought, ought, sought, nought ______________ ough eu= = though, although ______________________ 8. Vowel Clusters with Other Consonant Letters Sometimes you may find a vowel cluster representing a vowel sound that employs a consonant letter other than “r”, “w”, “y”, or “gh”. Below are a few examples. In each case the consonant in the spelling is not pronounced (it is a silent letter). a) Vowel clusters with “b”: v/cluster: sounds like: for example: my example(s): oub au= = doubt ______________________ b) Vowel clusters with “g”: v/cluster: sounds like: for example: my example(s): eig ei= = reign ______________________ c) Vowel clusters with “l”: v/cluster: sounds like: for example: my example(s): al or= = talk, walk, chalk, stalk ______________________ al ar= = half, calf, palm, calm, balm ______________________ ol eu= = yolk ______________________ oul uu= = could, would, should ______________________ d) Vowel clusters with “t”: v/cluster: sounds like: for example: my example(s): out oo= = ragout ______________________ For more fun worksheets, games and quizzes log onto www.englishbanana.com now! Talk a Lot Elementary English Banana.com 18.54 209
Talk a Lot Learn the Clear Alphabet Spelling and Sounds – Common Vowel Clusters A vowel cluster is a group of two or more vowel letters together in a word that represent a single vowel sound. They can be initial (at the beginning of a word), medial (in the middle of a word), and final (at the end of a word). Focusing on vowel clusters and consonant clusters (see p.217) is useful if you want to look at some of the differences between spelling and sounds in English words. Vowel clusters can be divided into eight categories: 1. Vowel Digraphs (two vowel letters together make a single sound) digraph: sounds like: for example: my example(s): ai ei= = paid, wait, fail, paint, gain ______________________ ea ee= = read, appeal, lead, clean, leaf, steal __________________ ea e= = read, bread, dreampt, dead, dread ___________________ ee ee= = wheel, peel, kneel, heel ______________________ ei ee= = receive, deceive, receipt ______________________ ie ai= = tie, die, lie, pie ______________________ oa eu= = oak, foam, loaf, encroach, road ______________________ oa or= = broad, abroad ______________________ oe eu= = toe,=hoe, woe, foe, goes ______________________ oe oo= = shoe ______________________ oo oo= = school, tool, fool, choose ______________________ oo uu= = good, book, took, rook, hood ______________________ ou au= = sound, loud, proud, round, house ___________________ ui ai= = guide, guidance ______________________ ue oo= = blue, true, sue ______________________ 2. Vowel Trigraphs and Quadgraphs v/cluster: sounds like: for example: my example(s): eau eu= = beau, eau de toilette 1 ______________________ iou iy= = industrious, harmonious, tedious ____________________ ueue oo= = queue ______________________ 3. Vowel Clusters that End with “-r” (the consonant sound r is not pronounced) v/cluster: sounds like: for example: my example(s): air eir= = air,=fair, hair, chair, stair, pair ______________________ ar ar= = car, guitar, star, bar, shark ______________________ ear iy= = ear, beard, dear, appear, fear ______________________ ear er= = learn, earn, search, pearl, heard ____________________ ear eir= = bear, tear, wear, pear ______________________ eer iy= = leer, peer, beer, engineer, steer ______________________ er er= = verb, herd, herb, her ______________________ 1 in loan words from French 210 For more fun worksheets, games and quizzes log onto www.englishbanana.com now! Talk a Lot Elementary English Banana.com 18.59
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