In a VCV word, your first choice is, V/CV with the first vowel LONG, VC/V with the first vowel SHORT, c and g say their soft sound before, a, o, and u, i, e, and y, Which closes the vowel?, dge, ge, Which comes after a consonant, VV, or naming vowel?, dge, ge, Which comes after an n or a naming vowel?, ce, se, Which comes after most consonants or a VV?, ce, se, A final, ACCENTED y says, /E/, /I/, A final, UNaccented y says, /E/, /I/, When an i or an o are followed by two consonants (wild, old), they say their, long sound, short sound, When adding a VOWEL suffix, you DOUBLE the final consonant if the baseword has, 1-syllable, 2+-syllables, 1 vowel, 2+ vowels, 1 consonant after vowel, 2 consonants after vowel, When a baseword ends in a silent e, you drop the e when adding, any suffix, a vowel suffix, In an open, UNaccented syllable, i says, /i/, /I/, /u/, In an open, UNaccented syllable, a says, /a/, /A/, /u/, In an UNaccented syllable, or says, /ar/, /er/, /or/, In an UNaccented syllable, ar says, /ar/, /er/, /or/, When followed by an r or a vowel, AR and ER sound like, /ar/, /er/, /air/

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