Vowel Vibe: Pronunciation Rules

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Test your vowel pronunciation rules in English.

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Vowel Vibe: Pronunciation RulesOnline version Test your vowel pronunciation rules in English. by Gulshoda 1 The silent 'e' at the end of many words makes the preceding vowel long, as in make. Yes No 2 The 'i' in bite represents a long /aɪ/ sound, while in bit it's a short /ɪ/. Yes No 3 Diphthongs like 'oi' in boil combine two vowel sounds. Yes No 4 The letter 'a' can have a short sound as in cat and a long sound as in cake. Yes No 5 Vowels are never affected by the letter 'r' following them. Yes No 6 The vowel 'a' in 'father' is the same as in 'cat'. Yes No 7 Every vowel has exactly two possible sounds. Yes No 8 Vowel sounds can be affected by surrounding letters, such as the 'bossy e' rule and r-controlled vowels. Yes No 9 The letter 'e' in 'feed' is pronounced with a short /ɛ/ sound. Yes No 10 The vowel 'u' cannot represent the /ʊ/ sound in 'pull'. Yes No

Vowel Vibe: Pronunciation RulesOnline version

Test your vowel pronunciation rules in English.

by Gulshoda

The silent 'e' at the end of many words makes the preceding vowel long, as in make.

Yes

The 'i' in bite represents a long /aɪ/ sound, while in bit it's a short /ɪ/.

Yes

Diphthongs like 'oi' in boil combine two vowel sounds.

Yes

The letter 'a' can have a short sound as in cat and a long sound as in cake.

Yes

Vowels are never affected by the letter 'r' following them.

Yes

The vowel 'a' in 'father' is the same as in 'cat'.

Yes

Every vowel has exactly two possible sounds.

Yes

Vowel sounds can be affected by surrounding letters, such as the 'bossy e' rule and r-controlled vowels.

Yes

The letter 'e' in 'feed' is pronounced with a short /ɛ/ sound.

Yes

The vowel 'u' cannot represent the /ʊ/ sound in 'pull'.

Yes

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Vowel Vibe: Pronunciation RulesOnline version

by Gulshoda

The silent 'e' at the end of many words makes the preceding vowel long, as in make.

The 'i' in bite represents a long /aɪ/ sound, while in bit it's a short /ɪ/.

Diphthongs like 'oi' in boil combine two vowel sounds.

The letter 'a' can have a short sound as in cat and a long sound as in cake.

Vowels are never affected by the letter 'r' following them.

The vowel 'a' in 'father' is the same as in 'cat'.

Every vowel has exactly two possible sounds.

Vowel sounds can be affected by surrounding letters, such as the 'bossy e' rule and r-controlled vowels.

The letter 'e' in 'feed' is pronounced with a short /ɛ/ sound.

The vowel 'u' cannot represent the /ʊ/ sound in 'pull'.

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