fe=ves vowel no

May 20, 2012

10 likes | 147 Vues

fe=ves vowel no. change change. loaf. leaves. feet. woman. knives. wife. women. leaf. foot. geese. wives. lives. loaves. sheep. mouse. wolves. wolf. teeth. knife. mice. goose. life. tooth. deer.

Share Presentation

Embed Code

Link

teeth knife
plurals
change loaf
wife women
deer syllables
sheep mouse

danton

Télécharger la présentation

fe=ves vowel no

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

fe=ves vowel no change change loaf leaves feet woman knives wife women leaf foot geese wives lives loaves sheep mouse wolves wolf teeth knife mice goose life tooth deer Syllables and Affixes Sort 8: Plurals

Language and age: Studying linguistic change in real and apparent time

Language and age: Studying linguistic change in real and apparent time. LIN120: Sociolinguistics Instructor: Marjorie Pak February 27, 2008. We know that language changes over time… Great Vowel Shift in Middle English: /mu:s/  /maws/ Do- support: I know not  I do n’t know

1.99k views • 33 slides

Back to the Basics Double Consonants

Back to the Basics Double Consonants. LC2 WEEK -2009 Addressing Needs. Arkiel Brown. When do you use double consonants like TT and PP in a word?. In most words with two syllables, if the first vowel sound is short, it is followed by double consonants.

1.99k views • 5 slides

Open and Closed Syllables

Open and Closed Syllables. By Risa Udell. There are six basic syllable patterns. Today we’re going to review two. open syllables closed syllables. Closed Syllables. These syllables end in a consonant. The vowel sound is usually short. rabbit and napkin are two examples.

4.03k views • 23 slides

THE SEVEN SYLLABLE TYPES

FIRST: A REVIEW OF THE VOWEL SOUNDS. Each syllable in our language has a vowel sound.LONG vowels say their NAMES. It's that easy; just say the vowels and you've said their LONG sound. Go ahead, do it!Now you've said the LONG vowel sounds!. SHORT VOWEL SOUNDS. These clue words will remind you o

1.41k views • 20 slides

DIPHTHONGS

DIPHTHONGS. Also called gliding vowels A significant glide from one articulatory position to another They have two target configurations represented by two vowel symbols joined together

2.1k views • 21 slides

You Can Know Your Letters Too!

You Can Know Your Letters Too!. Start Here. By Meredith Bauer. This button means…. Go to the next slide. Go to the previous slide. Go to the main menu. Click to listen to the sound. Where would you like t o start first?. Capital Letters. Lowercase Letters. Vowel Sounds.

1.78k views • 158 slides

Unit 3 Week 1

Unit 3 Week 1. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5. Phonics Resources: Vowel Sounds of y. Phonics Resources: Long Vowel Patterns (CV). Comprehension Resources: Compare & Contrast . Grammar Resources: Introduce Action Verbs. Practice and Spelling Workbook.

1.27k views • 103 slides

IRREGULAR STEMS IN PRETERITE

IRREGULAR STEMS IN PRETERITE. Have two features:. 1. an irregular stem and . 2. a special set of endings: . * Note that the yo and él forms are stressed on the stem, not on the ending. (no written accents!!). B. Some of these stem changers have stems with the vowel “ i ”. .

942 views • 79 slides

6 types of syllables

6 types of syllables. The major types syllables are 1) closed, 2) open, 3) vowel-consonant- e , 4) vowel digraph, 5consonant- le, and 6) r- controlled (Moats, 2000). Closed Syllables. the single vowel has consonant after it, making the vowel sound short (e.g., map, sit, cub, stop, bed ).

1.02k views • 50 slides

MED 103: Medical Terminology

MED 103: Medical Terminology. Lisa H. Young, RN, BSN, MA Ed. Elements of a Medical Terms. Roots the constant, unchanging foundation of a medical term usually of Greek or Latin origin nearly all medical terms have one or more roots. Elements of a Medical Terms. Combining vowel

3.13k views • 112 slides

International Phonetic Alphabet(IPA) for the English Language

International Phonetic Alphabet(IPA) for the English Language. Pre-Test . #1)A basic definition for IPA is. A) Translation Dictionary. B) Hooked on phonics. C) A series of symbols representing sounds, and rules for speaking and singing. . #2) What is a Vowel Sound?.

2.99k views • 33 slides

Film clips

Film clips. Puzzle a day. If a lion has 4 legs, a cheetah has 6 legs and an antelope 8 legs, how many legs has a buffalo? 6. two legs per vowel. What size of pile could you build with a box of 200 oranges?. How many oranges are here?

949 views • 72 slides

We are learning to read and spell words with all the long vowel digraphs

We are learning to read and spell words with all the long vowel digraphs. Day 1. ai. gr ai n. g. r. ai. n. ue. tr ue. t. r. ue. oa. fl oa t. f. l. oa. t. ai. p ai n. p. ai. n. oa. t. oa. s. t. t oa st. ee. t ee th. t. ee. th. ay. s ay. s. ay. ow. borr ow. b.

2.25k views • 199 slides

Regular Affirmative Ud. Commands

MURPHY. Regular Affirmative Ud. Commands. Formed by: hablar conjugating the verb in the first person singular in the present tense (yo ) . “Start with the yo” hablo. 2. Drop the “o”: habl-. 3. Add the opposite vowel ending. For ar verbs add e , for ir or er verbs add a :.

1.26k views • 85 slides

REWARDS Word Parts

REWARDS Word Parts. Vowel Combinations. Vowel Combinations Reference Sheet (print this). OY. EE. A - E. OR. IR. AU. AI. OI. OA. OU. ER. O - E. AY. EA. OW. OO. AR. Beginning Word Parts. Beginning Word Parts Reference Sheet. EN. UN. EX. PER. CON. PRO. RE. DE. PRE. BE.

3.04k views • 160 slides

Assonance

Assonance. the devices poets use to make their poems pleasing to the ear. Assonance The repetition of vowel sound in words like r a in, m a kes, p a vement, and w a vy. O ur noses, O ur t o es, take h o ld o n the l o am”. Poetry. What do we Know?. Poetry.

1.46k views • 56 slides

Vowel Patterns Set 1

Vowel Patterns Set 1. Davis School District 2012. Vowel Patterns: Set 1. 1. short vowels 2. short vowels 3. short vowels 4. short vowels 5. a_e 6. i_e 7. o_e 8. u_e 9. e_e 10. ee 11. ea ( eat) 12. ai 13. ay 14. oa 15. ow (snow) 16. ie

4.47k views • 415 slides

Definition Assonance

Definition Assonance. The repetition of similar vowel sounds, especially in a line of poetry. ooo, aaa, iii, uuu, eee. Assonance Example. Hear the m e llow w e dding b e lls” The Bells by Edgar Allen Poe

3.03k views • 9 slides

Syllabic Consonants

Syllabic Consonants. Erika Serna January 7 th , 2011 Phonetics IMNRC. Syllabic Consonants. A syllable where the vowel and the consonant have merged into one. Syllabic consonants in English are: n, l, r, d. How do we identify them? n, l, r*, d*. I. I. I. I.

7.11k views • 6 slides

Author: Jerdine Nolen Genre: Tall Tale

Big Question: How can nature challenge us?. Author: Jerdine Nolen Genre: Tall Tale. Small Group Timer. Review Games. Story Sort Vocabulary Words: Arcade Games Study Stack Spelling City: Vocabulary Spelling City: Spelling Words. Spelling Words Long Vowel VCV. fever broken

1.37k views • 104 slides

History Vocabulary

History Vocabulary. A Guide to Pronunciation. The sound of schwa. Please note that schwa (shWAH) is the most common vowel sound in English. It occurs in many of the words in this slideshow. For a guide to this sound and some audio examples, please go to this BBC site:

1.75k views • 129 slides

More Related