an open syllable ends with a - vowel, a closed syllable ends with a - consonant, final (s) immediately after a short vowel is spelled - ss, final (k) is spelled k immediately after a consonan - two adjacent vowels, final (k) is spelled ck in a one- syllable base word immediately after a - short vowel, When adding a vowel suffix to a base word with a final, accented syllable ending in one vowel and one consonant, the final consonant is usually ___ - doubled; example: slipping, contraction for it is - it's, contraction for I will - I'll, contraction for will not - won't, what sound does the a in wasp make - short o, pronunciation for jumped - jumpt, vowel suffix est means - the most, vowel suffix er means - more than, add suffix ing to run - running, add suffix ly to like - likely, add suffix y to rain - rainy,

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