7 Ways Of Long Vowel E E E E Ee Ea Ie Y Ey Ee Words
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150 Common Long E Words In English Ways To Spell Long E Words This video will show you the 7 ways of how do we write long vowel e sound. 1 e words, 2 the magic e words, 3 ee words, 4 ea words, 5 ie words, 6 y as e. There are 8 ways to spell the long e vowel sound: 👉 patterns e, e e, ee, ea, and y are the 5 most common spellings. 👉 you can also spell long e with ei, ie, and ey, but these are less common. e says ē like e qual. e e says ē like sc e n e. ee says ē like b ee. ea says ē like r ea d. y says ē like bab y.
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Long Vowel Sounds Word Lists Activities Long E Words Phonics Long e spellings: e, ee, ea, ey, and y. there are many options for spelling words with ē . however, there is not always a rule for determining which long ē spellings to use. this is true with many english sounds spelled multiple ways; however, there are often patterns for which spelling is more common that make it easier. This video helps practise the long vowel sound e iː or i and how it blends with consonants. note: this ping phonics lesson teaches british english sounds. When you hear the long e sound, it can be spelled several ways. this sound can be represented in 2 vowel teams (“ea” and “ee”), an irregular vowel team (“ie”), the open syllable rule, e.g., me, and “y” as a vowel at the end of a word, e.g. bunny. common ways to spell the long e sound vowel team – ee. Sometimes, we add another letter to spell the long ē sound. ee as in gr ee n. e e as in athl e t e. y as in happ y. this is not a strong ē sound. it can sometimes sound like a short ĭ . sleep y. more on this in unit 9. 1) words marked * are homophones.
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