Magic E Vowel Sounds

The video tutorial introduces the concept of 'magic e' and its effect on vowels. It explains how the presence of an 'e' at the end of a word can change the pronunciation of the preceding vowel to its long sound. The tutorial covers examples for each vowel: A, I, O, and U, demonstrating how the 'magic e' influences their pronunciation. The lesson concludes with encouragement to practice these words to understand the concept better.

What are the five vowels in the English language?

• n, p, q, r, s

• h, j, k, l, m

• b, c, d, f, g

• a, e, i, o, u

Which vowel is said to have magical power in the context of Magic E words?

• i

• e

• o

• a

In the word 'bake', how is the vowel 'a' pronounced?

• Silent 'a'

• Short 'e'

• Short 'a'

• Long 'a'

Which of the following is a Magic E word with a long 'a' sound?

• Bat

• Cat

• Mat

• Cake

In the word 'cage', what sound does the vowel 'a' make?

• Short 'e'

• Silent 'a'

• Long 'a'

• Short 'a'

Which of the following is a Magic E word with a long 'a' sound?

• Rat

• Hate

• Hat

• Pat

In the word 'page', what sound does the vowel 'a' make?

• Silent 'a'

• Short 'e'

• Long 'a'

• Short 'a'

Which of the following is a Magic E word with a long 'a' sound?

• Tap

• Tape

• Map

• Nap

In the word 'cage', what sound does the vowel 'a' make?

• Silent 'a'

• Short 'a'

• Long 'a'

• Short 'e'

Which of the following is a Magic E word with a long 'a' sound?

• Pat

• Rat

• Hate

• Hat