R-CONTROLLED VOWELS

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What are R-controlled vowels?

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R-controlled vowels are vowels that are followed by the letter 'r' which alters the way the vowel is pronounced. Examples include 'ar', 'er', 'ir', 'or', and 'ur'.

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Give an example of a word with the 'or' sound.

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A word with the 'or' sound is 'work'.

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What is the vowel sound in the word 'core'?

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The vowel sound in 'core' is the 'o' sound that is influenced by the 'r' that follows it.

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Identify a word that rhymes with 'barn'.

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A word that rhymes with 'barn' is 'car'.

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What is the meaning of the word 'party' in the context of celebrations?

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A 'party' is a social gathering of invited guests, typically involving food, drinks, and entertainment.

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List three examples of R-controlled vowel combinations.

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Examples of R-controlled vowel combinations include 'ar' (as in 'car'), 'or' (as in 'for'), and 'ur' (as in 'fur').

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What is the significance of R-controlled vowels in English pronunciation?

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R-controlled vowels are significant because they change the typical sound of the vowel, making them essential for correct pronunciation and understanding of many words.

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Provide a word that contains the 'ir' sound.

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A word that contains the 'ir' sound is 'bird'.

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What is a common breakfast food that contains the 'ar' sound?

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A common breakfast food that contains the 'ar' sound is 'Pop Tart'.

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How does the presence of 'r' affect the pronunciation of the vowel in 'shore'?

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In 'shore', the 'r' following the 'o' changes the vowel sound to an 'or' sound.