Consonant + le Syllables {Syllable Types}

The video tutorial explains consonant LE syllables, which are parts of words ending with a consonant followed by 'LE'. It covers how to identify these syllables by counting back three letters from the end of a word. The tutorial also discusses different types of syllables, such as closed, open, and R-controlled syllables, and provides guidelines for dividing syllables. Examples of multi-syllable words are given to help learners practice identifying consonant LE syllables.

What is a consonant LE syllable?

• A syllable with a consonant followed by L and E at the end of a word

• A syllable with a vowel followed by an R

• A syllable that ends in a long vowel

• A syllable with two vowels together

Which of the following is an R controlled syllable?

• Apple

• Learn

• Bubble

• Puzzle

What characterizes a closed syllable?

• It has two vowels together

• It ends with a consonant followed by L and E

• It has a short vowel closed by a consonant

• It ends with a long vowel

In the word 'twinkle', which part is the consonant LE syllable?

• Twinkle

• Kle

• Twink

• Twin

How do you divide syllables in a word with double letters?

• Do not divide

• Before the double letters

• After the double letters

• Between the double letters

Which word contains a consonant LE syllable?

• Pyle

• Puddle

• Lend

• Feel

What is the correct division of the word 'example' into syllables?

• Examp-le

• Exam-ple

• Exa-mple

• Ex-am-ple