accord, When "cc" is followed by a, o, u, it makes a single hard /k/ sound., adapt, It uses a short "a" sound in the second syllable, followed by the consonant blend, allot, Always spell the action verb with double Ls, astonish, It is spelled exactly as it sounds, broken into three short syllables, barter, The first syllable uses the r-controlled vowel sound., concern, The letter c makes a soft /s/ sound when it comes right before the letters e, i, or y., confirm, When "c" is before other letters (like a, o, or u), it makes a hard /k/ sound (as in cat or cup)., desolate, The silent e at the end lengthens the vowel sound of the 'a', making it say its own name, detest, Follows standard English spelling patterns, erupt, No need to double the middle consonant, furnish, Follows standard English phonics rules, generation, The /shun/ sound at the end of a word is most commonly spelled -tion, graze, The silent e at the end of the word reaches back over the consonant z to make the vowel a say its long name, oppose, Use a double consonant and a silent e, redeem, The first syllable uses the prefix that means "again or back".

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