circle the words with two vowels together where each vowel has a separate vowel sound, then under line the letters that stand for the two different vowel sounds. 2. audio, faith, search. 3. greed, journal, rodeo 4. either, medium, southern. 5 beach, pound, pioneer 6. duo, poison, waiter 7. grain, group, stadium, 8 mean, freeze, video. Thank you. I am so confused.
3. rodeo would be the e and the o
4. medium would be the I and the u
5 beach the e and the a
6 duo the u and the o
7 stadium the I and the u
8 video the e and the o. I really am having problems understanding this.
I showed you one example.
Here's another:
2. audio
The i and the o each forms its own syllable.
If you're not familiar with the pronunciation of these words, check a dictionary.
I'll be glad to check your answers.
You're doing fine. All of your answers are right except for 5. I only hear one vowel sound in "beach." Which of these words has three syllables?
thanks so much for your help Ms. Sue
You're very welcome, Jasmine.
Read the paragraph. Circle all the underlined words with two vowels together where each vowel has a separate vowel sound. Write the words on the lines below.
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To find the words with two vowels together where each vowel has a separate vowel sound, follow these steps for each word:
1. Write down the word.
2. Identify the two vowels in the word.
3. Pronounce the word and determine if each vowel has a separate vowel sound.
4. If both vowels have a separate vowel sound, circle the word.
5. Underline the letters that represent the two different vowel sounds.
Let's go through each word together:
2. "audio" - Circle the word. Underline 'a' (represents the "ah" sound) and 'io' (represents the "oo" sound).
3. "faith" - Circle the word. Underline 'ai' (represents the "ay" sound).
4. "greed" - Circle the word. Both 'ee' and 'ea' represent the same "ee" sound, so it does not fit the criteria.
5. "journal" - Circle the word. Underline 'ou' (represents the "oo" sound).
6. "rodeo" - Circle the word. Underline 'eo' (represents the "ee" sound).
8. "either" - Circle the word. Underline 'ei' (represents the "ee" sound) and 'e' (represents the "uh" sound).
9. "medium" - Circle the word. Both 'iu' and 'iu' represent the same "ee" sound, so it does not fit the criteria.
10. "southern" - Circle the word. Underline 'ou' (represents the "uh" sound) and 'ern' (represents the "er" sound).
11. "beach" - Circle the word. Underline 'ea' (represents the "ee" sound).
12. "pound" - Circle the word. Both 'ou' and 'ou' represent the same "ow" sound, so it does not fit the criteria.
13. "pioneer" - Circle the word. Both 'io' and 'ee' represent different sounds, but they do not appear consecutively, so it does not fit the criteria.
14. "duo" - Circle the word. Both 'uo' and 'o' represent the same "oo" sound, so it does not fit the criteria.
15. "poison" - Circle the word. Underline 'oi' (represents the "oy" sound).
16. "waiter" - Circle the word. Both 'ai' and 'ei' represent different sounds, but they do not appear consecutively, so it does not fit the criteria.
17. "grain" - Circle the word. Both 'ai' and 'ai' represent the same "ay" sound, so it does not fit the criteria.
18. "group" - Circle the word. Underline 'ou' (represents the "oo" sound).
19. "stadium" - Circle the word. Underline 'ia' (represents the "ee" sound) and 'iu' (represents the "yoo" sound).
20. "mean" - Circle the word. Underline 'ea' (represents the "ee" sound) and 'e' (represents the "uh" sound).
21. "freeze" - Circle the word. Underline 'ee' (represents the "ee" sound).
22. "video" - Circle the word. Underline 'i' (represents the "ee" sound) and 'eo' (represents the "ee" sound).
I hope this step-by-step explanation helps clarify the process for you. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!