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Phoneme rules and vowels

Joshua Masis

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Fill in the Blanks Phonetics Fill-in the BlanksOnline version Phoneme rules and vowels by Joshua Masis 1 A pure vowel sound where the tongue holds one steady position from start to finish is called a [ cite : 1 ] . 2 A sound where the tongue glides from one vowel quality to a second one within a single syllable is a [ cite : 1 ] . 3 In the Anglo - Saxon CVC pattern , when a single vowel letter sits between two consonants , it almost always stays [ cite : 1 ] . 4 Adding a silent e to the end of a CVC word pushes the previous vowel to say its own [ cite : 1 ] . 5 The loss of an unstressed vowel inside a word during natural , connected speech , like in the word chocolate , is called [ cite : 1 ] . 6 The / ? / sound , known as the diagraph , is found in CVC pattern words like cat , ran , and bag . 7 Roughly 60% of English vocabulary comes from Latin or French , and these borrowed words often keep their [ cite : 1 ] . 8 Unstressed vowels in English don't just get quieter ; they physically change quality and drift toward [ cite : 1 ] . 9 The diphthong / / found in words like time , my , and height glides toward the / I / sound . 10 The / ? / sound , known as the , is found in words like run , cut , and bus .