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    In a one-syllable word, "y" is pronounced as [ai] or [i:]. "G" and "a" are pronounced as long vowels. Long "i" and short "i" e.g. Cap - cape - at cat bat hat rat fat sat -an can fan ran pan -an ram ham jam yam -ap map nap tap.

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    In a one-syllable word, "y" is pronounced as [ai] or [i:]. "G" and "a" are pronounced as long vowels. Long "i" and short "i" e.g. Cap - cape - at cat bat hat rat fat sat -an can fan ran pan -an ram ham jam yam -ap map nap tap.

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    Prononication Rules

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    In a one-syllable word, "y" is pronounced as [ai] or [i:]. "G" and "a" are pronounced as long vowels. Long "i" and short "i" e.g. Cap - cape - at cat bat hat rat fat sat -an can fan ran pan -an ram ham jam yam -ap map nap tap.

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    I. How “Y” is pronounced in an English word.

    “Y” is pronounced either as [ai] or [i:].

    1. In a one-syllable word, “y” is pronounced as [ai].

    my by fly shy try cry


    fry sky

    2. In a two-syllable word, “y” is pronounced as [i:].

    party puppy candy bunny funny pony


    turkey happy cherry tiny penny city
    baby

    II. How “C” is pronounced in an English word.

    “C” is pronounced either as [s] or [k].


    city country cider circle

    1. When “C” is followed by “E” or “Y,” it is pronounced [c].

    cent cell cellar center ice


    Cycle cyclone cypress

    2. When “C” is followed by “o”, “u” “a,” it is pronounced as [k].

    country cold
    cup cut curb
    can cat cap
    couple computer

    The city has cement.


    The country has corn.
    We cycle in the city and drive our car in the country.

    III. How “G” is pronounced in an English word.

    1. When “G” is followed by “E,” “I,” or “Y,” it is pronounced as [ʤ]


    gem giant gym george

    2. When “G” is followed by “U,” or “A,” it is pronounced as [Ʌ], or


    [ӕ].
    gum gun gap gas garden

    Gorgeous George
    Wagon danger strangle stranger

    IV. Pronunciation of vowel letters.

    1. Long “a” and short “a”

    e.g. cap – cape

    -at cat bat hat rat fat sat


    -ad sad had bad mad
    -ag bag wag rag tag
    -an can fan ran pan
    -am ram ham jam yam
    -ap map nap tap

    If “E” is at the end of the word, “A” is pronounced as a long vowel.


    gate take rake base race face wave cage

    ending in “r”
    car jar tar far

    2. Long “i” and short “i”

    -id lid kid did bid


    -ig pig rig big dig wig
    -in pin tin bin fin win
    -ip lip rip dip hip tip
    -it hit sit pit fit kit

    If “E” is at the end of the word, “I” is pronounced as a long vowel.


    kite bike vine ride dime

    3. Long “o” and short “o”

    -og dog log fog jog hog


    -op pop hop top mop
    -ot hot got pot not
    -ob sob cob mob job

    If “E” is at the end of the word, “O” is pronounced as a long vowel.


    rose hope pole

    4. Long “u” and short “u”

    -ut nut cut hut rut up cup put cup pup


    -ub cub tub cub tub
    -us bus
    -un bun fun sun run
    -ug bug tug mug hug

    If “E” is at the end of the word, “O” is pronounced as a long vowel.


    tune cube cute

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