Identifying Long Vowel 'O' Sounds

The video tutorial introduces the long vowel O sound, explaining that when two vowels appear in a word, the first usually takes the long vowel sound while the second is silent. Examples of words with the long vowel O are provided, such as 'boat' and 'goat'. The video also highlights exceptions to this rule, like 'some' and 'come'. The tutorial concludes with a reminder to check the description for more resources and encourages viewers to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the sound of the long vowel 'o'?

• a

• e

• i

• o

When there are two vowels in a word, what happens to the second vowel?

• It is pronounced

• It is doubled

• It is removed

• It is silent

In the word 'boat', which vowel is silent?

• o

• a

• b

• t

Which of the following words contains a long vowel 'o' sound?

• bat

• bore

• bit

• but

Which word has a long vowel 'o' sound?

• coal

• cot

• cat

• cut

Identify the word with a long vowel 'o' sound.

• oak

• dog

• dig

• dug

Which of these words has a long vowel 'o' sound?

• jug

• jig

• jack

• joke

Which word is an exception to the long vowel 'o' rule?

• bone

• bore

• boat

• bake

Which of the following does not follow the long vowel 'o' rule?

• tide

• tone

• tune

• tore

Which of these words has a long vowel 'o' sound?

• coat

• cut

• cot

• cat