Exploring Long Vowel Sounds in English

The video tutorial explains the English vowels, including the special case of 'Y' as a vowel and consonant. It covers the characteristics of vowels, such as short and long sounds, and introduces rules like the vowel-consonant-e rule and the 'two vowels go walking' rule. Exceptions to these rules are also discussed, providing a comprehensive understanding of vowel usage in English.

Which letter can act as both a vowel and a consonant in English?

• A

• E

• Y

• U

What is a vowel sound characterized by?

• Air blocked by the throat

• Air blocked by the mouth

• Air not blocked by the mouth or throat

• Air blocked by the nose

How many types of vowel sounds are there in English?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What happens to the vowel sound in a vowel-consonant-e combination?

• The vowel is long and the 'e' is pronounced

• The vowel is short and the 'e' is pronounced

• The vowel is long and the 'e' is silent

• The vowel is short and the 'e' is silent

Which of the following words follows the vowel-consonant-e rule?

• Fish

• Bake

• Cat

• Dog

In the 'two vowels go walking' rule, which vowel does the talking?

• Neither vowel

• Both vowels

• The second vowel

• The first vowel

Which word is an example of the 'two vowels go walking' rule?

• Dog

• Fish

• Road

• Cat