Word Patterns and Meanings

The video tutorial explores special word patterns with long vowels before final blends, focusing on 'id', 'ild', 'old', and 'olt' patterns. It includes practice with words like 'wild', 'child', 'bold', and 'fold'. The tutorial also introduces prefixes and their role in changing word meanings, using examples like 'remind'. Finally, it covers suffixes and how they modify words, with practice on words like 'mostly'.

What is the special feature of words ending in 'i d'?

• They have a short vowel before the final blend.

• They are always verbs.

• They have a long vowel before the final blend.

• They end with a consonant cluster.

Which word follows the 'i l d' pattern?

• Wild

• Bold

• Fold

• Post

What does the word 'mild' demonstrate?

• A short vowel sound

• A long vowel sound

• A silent consonant

• A prefix usage

Which word is an example of the 'o l d' pattern?

• Child

• Mild

• Bold

• Find

What does the word 'scold' mean?

• To ignore someone

• To help someone

• To fuss at someone

• To praise someone

Which word is an example of the 'o l d' pattern?

• Find

• Bold

• Child

• Mild

What does the word 'fold' demonstrate?

• A long vowel sound

• A prefix usage

• A short vowel sound

• A silent consonant

What is the function of the prefix 're'?

• To make a word past tense

• To make a word plural

• To indicate a question

• To change the meaning of a word

Which word uses the prefix 're' correctly?

• Remind

• Rechild

• Refold

• Rebold

What does the word 'remind' mean?

• To tell someone again

• To remember something

• To ignore something

• To forget something