Understanding Super E and Vowel Sounds

The video tutorial explains how vowels can say their names using two methods: the Super E and two vowels together. The focus is on the Super E, which can jump over one letter to make a vowel say its name. Examples include the words 'game', 'kite', and 'rope', where the Super E changes the pronunciation of the vowels. The video emphasizes that not every E is a Super E and reinforces the concept through repetition and examples.

What are the two ways to make a vowel say its name?

• Super E and consonant clusters

• Consonant clusters and silent letters

• Super E and two vowels together

• Two vowels together and silent letters

How does Super E affect the word 'G-A-M-E'?

• It makes the A say its name

• It makes the A silent

• It adds an extra syllable

• It changes the G to J

Without Super E, what does 'K-I-T-E' become?

• Kite

• Kit

• Kito

• Kitey

What is the effect of Super E on the word 'R-O-P-E'?

• It makes the O silent

• It adds an extra syllable

• It makes the O say its name

• It changes the R to L

What does 'R-O-P' become without Super E?

• Rope

• Rop

• Ropey

• Rock

What is a key feature of Super E?

• It can jump over one letter

• It can change consonants

• It can jump over two letters

• It can add vowels

Which of the following is NOT a function of Super E?

• Changing consonant sounds

• Making vowels say their name

• Being at the end of a word

• Jumping over one letter

What is reiterated about Super E in the video?

• It can make vowels say their name

• It can add extra letters

• It can make vowels silent

• It can change consonant sounds

What is the main role of Super E in words?

• To make words longer

• To add extra syllables

• To change the meaning of words

• To make vowels say their name

What is the concluding message about Super E?

• It is a key tool for changing vowel sounds

• It is not important in English

• It only works with certain vowels

• It is used in every word