Lesson 19 Word Lists and Sentences

Open Syllable and Chunks ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, unk

1. You can drive with me to the ballgame, and we can get hot dogs.
2. We did not have the stove on but it was still hot.
3. Blake will not be at home until nine, but he told me you can call him then.
4. Jack will be so glad to get home and get some rest at last.
5. Jane said no, she does not bake but she does like cake and hot cross buns.
6. If you go to the shop, tell Jake and his mom I said hi.

1. 1. Thank you for the tall, cold drink with just a hint of rum.
   2. Jake and I will flip and the one that wins will get the top bunk.
   3. The clang of the bell woke up the whole camp.
   4. It will take a strong man to lift that trunk and get it in the van.
   5. If we go to Hong Kong I want to get some beautiful things as gifts.

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Open Syllable, Chunks: ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, unk

Vowels – in an open syllable

a – ba/by; /ā /
e – he; /ē/
i – hi; /ī/
o – go;/ō /
u – mu/sic /ū/
u – flu; /oo/

Chunks

We also learned about the Open Syllable Type

This syllable type has 1 vowel at the end of a word. Open syllables are short syllables. The vowel sound is long.
Examples: be, hi, go, flu

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