Fundations@Six Types of Syllablesin English

This year, I will review closed and v-e syllables and teach the six tlpes of syllables i1 English.

Glosed Syllable RGontrolled Syllable

I This syllableean only haveonerruwel. I This syllable contains a sir4fle vowel followed bv 2 The vowelis followedby one or mot€ onsonants an r (ar. er, ir, or, ur). (closedin). 2 The vowel is neither long nor short: it Ls con- 3 The vowelsourd is strort, m:rked with a breve tolled by the r. ( -l 3 This svllable can be cornbined with other syl- 4 This syllable can be combined with other svl- lables to make multisyllabic words. lables to make muftlsyllabic words. Examples Mark-upSamplc

Examples Mark-upSamplc start fir hurt art @ up hat ship last list r c Double Vowel -.3D"Syllable Vowel4onsona nt-e Sylla ble I Tltis syllablecontains a rroweldigraph or a diph- 1 This syllable has a vowel, then a consonant. then thong.Theseare voweltearns. ;m e. 2 This syllablecan be contbined with other syl- 2 The first vowel has a long sotmd. marked with a lablesto rnake multisyllabic words. - macron ( ). Examples Mark-upSample 3 The e is silent. 4 Tltis syllable can be combined with other s-vl- beat feel glgbt new lables to make multisyllabic words.

Examples Mark-upSample Gonsonant-leSyllable bike ape stove gIwg I v-e This sVllable h;s only three letters: a onsonant. an l, and an e. Open Syllable 2 The e is silent. It is the vowel. Everysyllable needs at least one vowel. The consonant and the I are sourded like a blend. I This syllablehas onlyonerrowelwhichis the last letter in the syllable. 3 This syllable nnst be the last syllable in a muld- syllabic word. 2 The vowel soturd is long, marked with a macron (-). Examplcs illark-upSamplc 3 This syllable cem be combined with other syl- lablesto make multisyllabic words. cradle littlg bubble bub D)/ _le Examp/ns Mark-upSample

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