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marksder
multi-letter phon., 2 letters making 1 sound (phoneme)

Sample Word- dermatologically

syllables- r-controlled r dominates the vowel rules8

r contolled rule: There are phonograms that say /er/ (er, ir, ur, wor, ear) IF-the or phonogram is preceded by w THEN-it says /er/

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ma

vowel not saying 2nd sound in open syll. (unusual) ends in a vowel. vowel usually says its 2nd sound for spelling (except for i & y) *Here "a" does not say 2nd sound, but don't underline it twice because it is following its own order (flat, cake, walk) (rule 4 does not applywe have to remember to pronounce it short a for spelling). When we are forced to remember, we mark with ; it's the only time is used.

open none

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to open 4

vowel saying 2nd sound in open syll. ends in a vowel. vowel usually says its 2nd sound for spelling (except for i & y) IF- a syll. ends in a vowel, THEN- vowel usually says its 2nd sound (except for i & y)

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Sample Word- dermatologically

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log closed 3

we do not mark with g because we know why its making its 2nd sound (we don't have to remember it says /j/ it has a rule) ends in a consonant, no vowel team, vowel usually says its 1st sound g rule: IF- a g is followed by an e,i or y and is not part of a phonogram THEN- it usually says its 2nd sound

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i open 4, 5, 24
ends in a vowel, vowel usually says its 2nd sound (except for i & y) 4) IF- a syll. ends in a vowel, THEN- vowel usually says its 2nd sound (except for i & y) 5)I rule: IF-a syllable ends in i THEN- the sound of i occurs in the following order di vide, di gest, In di an 24) y-to-i rule: IF: base word ends in y (dermatology), and y is not part of a phon., THEN- change the y to i before adding suffix

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Sample Word- dermatologically

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cal
closed, suffix

ends in a consonant, no vowel team, vowel usually says its 1st sound

none

marks-

ly

open- ends in a vowel, vowel usually says its 2nd sound (except for i & y)

syllables- open, suffix ends in a vowel, vowel usually says its 2nd sound (except for i & y) suffixes often add at least 1 extra syllable rules4,6

4) open- ends in a vowel, vowel usually says its 2nd sound (except for i & y) 6) Y rule: IF- a syllable ends in y and there is no other vowel THEN- y is the vowel. IF- word is 1 syllable, ends in y & y is not part of a phonogram , it says /igh/. IF- word is more than 1 syllable & y is the vowel, it says /igh/. IF- word is 2+ syllables, and base part ends in y & y is not part of a phonogram THEN- y says /ee/.

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Sample Word- dermatologically

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Sample Word- dermatologically