Phonetics and Syllable Structure

The video tutorial focuses on spelling analysis using phonograms, particularly the phonogram R, which is associated with twisting. It explores the phonetic breakdown of words like 'write', 'into', 'young', 'growing', and 'rowing', emphasizing syllable division, phonetic sounds, and the use of suffixes. The tutorial combines the science of reading with engaging learning techniques.

What is the phonogram 'R' associated with?

• Jumping

• Twisting

• Bending

• Running

What is the purpose of the phonogram 'R' in spelling?

• To suggest a twisting motion

• To indicate a silent letter

• To change the word meaning

• To add a syllable

What is the purpose of the phonogram 'R' in spelling?

• To indicate a silent letter

• To add a syllable

• To change the word meaning

• To suggest a twisting motion

Which phonogram is described as 'o o u uh'?

• Phonogram 'U'

• Phonogram 'R'

• Phonogram 'S'

• Phonogram 'T'

Which word uses the phonogram 'o o u uh'?

• Rowing

• Into

• Young

• Write

Which word uses the phonogram 'o o u uh'?

• Write

• Rowing

• Young

• Into

What is the silent final 'e' in 'write' used for?

• To make the vowel long

• To make the vowel short

• To add a syllable

• To change the word meaning

What is the function of the silent final 'e' in 'write'?

• To make the vowel short

• To make the vowel long

• To change the word meaning

• To add a syllable

What is the function of the silent final 'e' in 'write'?

• To make the vowel long

• To change the word meaning

• To make the vowel short

• To add a syllable

How many syllables are in the word 'into'?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One