The Many Sounds of Y

The video tutorial explains how the letter 'y' can produce different sounds depending on the number of syllables in a word. In one-syllable words, 'y' typically sounds like a long 'i', while in words with two or more syllables, it usually sounds like a long 'e'. The tutorial provides examples and exercises to help learners identify these sounds and understand the rules, while also noting that some exceptions exist.

What sound does the letter y make at the end of the words 'dirty', 'story', and 'mommy'?

What is the rule for the sound of y at the end of two syllable words?