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Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words

Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words . Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words. hur / r y Remember that the letter y stands for a long vowel sound at the end of a word or syllable. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words. Read the following sentence. You’ll have to hurry, child.

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Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words

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  1. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words

  2. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words hur / ry Remember that the letter y stands for a long vowel sound at the end of a word or syllable.

  3. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words Read the following sentence. You’ll have to hurry, child.

  4. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words carefully How many syllables does carefully have? care / ful / ly three carefully – The long e sound is in the last syllable. Remember that –ly is a suffix.

  5. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words everything How many syllables does everything have? ev / er / y / thing four

  6. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words softly How many syllables does softly have? soft / ly Two

  7. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words buttery How many syllables does buttery have? butt / er / y

  8. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words finally How many syllables does finally have? fin / al / ly three

  9. Sounds of y at the End of Longer Words • Copy the following words. • Break them into syllables. jolly sleepy suddenly seventy rocky sharply twenty brainy

  10. Your Turn Turn your practice book to page 135.

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