Reading Words with R-Controlled Syllables Using Keywords

This video tutorial reviews how to read words with R-controlled syllables by using keywords. It explains the concept of R-controlled syllables, where a vowel is followed by the letter R, altering the vowel sound. The tutorial provides examples, such as 'winter' and 'starting', demonstrating how to break down words into syllables and blend sounds. It also highlights common mistakes, like incorrectly breaking up the vowel and R. The lesson concludes with a review of the steps to read R-controlled syllables effectively.

What are R controlled syllables and how do they change the way vowels sound?

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List the keywords associated with the R controlled syllables mentioned in the lesson.

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Explain the common mistake made when breaking up multisyllabic words with R controlled syllables.

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Describe the steps taken to read the word 'winter' as outlined in the lesson.

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How do you identify R controlled syllables in a word? Provide an example.

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