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    The document discusses six types of syllables: 1) Closed syllables have a short vowel sound and end with a consonant. 2) Open syllables have a long vowel sound and end with a vowel. 3) Silent "e" syllables have a vowel-consonant-e pattern that makes the vowel long. 4) Vowel team syllables use multiple vowels to make one sound, either long or short. 5) "R" controlled syllables have an "r" sound preceded by a vowel. 6) "Consonant le" syllables end in "le" but the "e" is silent.

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    The document discusses six types of syllables: 1) Closed syllables have a short vowel sound and end with a consonant. 2) Open syllables have a long vowel sound and end with a vowel. 3) Silent "e" syllables have a vowel-consonant-e pattern that makes the vowel long. 4) Vowel team syllables use multiple vowels to make one sound, either long or short. 5) "R" controlled syllables have an "r" sound preceded by a vowel. 6) "Consonant le" syllables end in "le" but the "e" is silent.

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    The document discusses six types of syllables: 1) Closed syllables have a short vowel sound and end with a consonant. 2) Open syllables have a long vowel sound and end with a vowel. 3) Silent "e" syllables have a vowel-consonant-e pattern that makes the vowel long. 4) Vowel team syllables use multiple vowels to make one sound, either long or short. 5) "R" controlled syllables have an "r" sound preceded by a vowel. 6) "Consonant le" syllables end in "le" but the "e" is silent.

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    Syllables - Word Stress

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    SYLLABLES

    SIX TYPES OF SYLLABLES


    Categories
    • Closed Syllable
    • Open Syllable
    • Silent E Syllable
    • Vowel Team Syllable
    • Controlled : “ r” Syllable
    • Consonant “le” Syllable
    • Closed Syllable
    • Short vowel sound
    • Syllable ending with a consonant

    Bat Kettle
    Bell Liver
    Deck Mat
    Sentence Octopus
    Open Pan
    Cat Rest
    2. Open syllable
    • Long vowel sound
    • Syllable ending with a vowel

    Erase Lucky
    Notice Company
    Basic Title
    Produce Universe
    3. Silent “E” Syllable
    Bake - Long a sound, silent e.

    • Erase
    • Face
    • Gate
    • Safe
    • Kite
    • Take
    • Like
    • Unite
    • Vase
    • Wise
    4. Vowel Team Syllable
    multiple vowels (diphthongs) to make one sound; the sound can be a long or a
    short vowel sound.

    • ow -2 sounds. - Sow and plow.


    • ea – 3 sounds. - Seat/ Bread/ Steak.
    • au – 1 sound.- Applaud.
    • aw – 1 sound. - Prawn or spawn
    • ie – 2 sounds. - Tie/bunnies
    • ei – 4 sounds. - Reindeer/deceives/beige/forfeit
    • ui – 1 sound. - Fruit or suit
    • ue – 1 sounds. - Glue or true
    • ew – 2 sounds.- Blue or clue
    • eu – 2 sounds. - Deuce or Eulogy
    5. R Controlled (Vowel + R)
    has at least one “R” ; has a vowel just before an “r”

    • flower
    • power
    • burn
    • surf
    • third
    • skirt
    6. Consonant
    • Able
    “le” Syllable • Ankle
    • Apple
    • has no vowel sound
    • Bubble
    • ends with le (silent e) • Bundle
    • has a consonant just before -le • Cable
    • Stumble
    • Table
    Strong Vowels

    vowels are all the except the /ə/ all the diphthongs and
    monophthongs, (schwa) and the all the triphthongs,
    / iː ɪ ʊ uː e ɜː ɔː ɒ æ ʌ short /i/ and /u/. which are strong
    ɑː / vowels as well.
    Weak Vowels

    unstressed syllables In standard in order of /ə/ annoy, tighter,


    in English pronunciation, there frequency: council, obstruct,
    pronunciation. are 4 weak vowel /ə,ɪ,i,u/ submit
    sounds /ɪ/ insure, repeat,
    cottage
    /i/ sunny
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