Learning English - Words That End In 'E' - The Rules For Pronouncing Them

The video tutorial explores three spelling patterns that end with the letter Y and their impact on pronunciation. It covers the Magic E pattern, which changes vowel sounds to their long form, the consonant plus LE pattern that adds a syllable, and the soft C and G pattern. The tutorial includes examples and an interactive story activity to reinforce learning. Viewers are encouraged to practice using the vocabulary words in their own stories.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Historical events

• Grammar rules

• Spelling patterns ending with Y

• Mathematical patterns

In the 'Magic E' pattern, what happens to the vowel before the consonant?

• It becomes silent

• It is pronounced in its short form

• It is pronounced in its long form

• It is removed from the word

Which of the following words is an example of the 'Magic E' pattern?

• Fridge

• Table

• Dance

• Home

What sound does the 'LE' in the consonant plus 'LE' pattern resemble?

• OL

• IL

• EL

• AL

Which word follows the consonant plus 'LE' pattern?

• Middle

• Rice

• College

• Orange

In the 'CE' or 'GE' pattern, what sound does the letter C make?

• A hard K sound

• A soft S sound

• A hard G sound

• A silent sound

Which of the following words uses the 'GE' pattern?

• Dance

• Table

• Lime

• Cage

What activity is used to practice the spelling patterns discussed?

• A singing competition

• A drawing exercise

• A storytelling activity

• A math quiz

What did little Timmy forget to bring to school in the story?

• His homework

• His lunch

• His backpack

• His running shoes

What did the average Joe find on the shore in the story?

• A treasure chest

• A lost puppy

• A bottle with a note

• A pair of shoes