Short and Long Vowel Review

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Hi! I’m Gabriella Grammar. Let’s learn about

short and long vowels together. When a vowel
sounds like its name, it’s a long vowel. If a vowel
does not sound like its name, it’s a short vowel.
Let’s look at some examples:

The word “rate” has a long “a” sound.

The word “that” has a short “a” sound.

Even though both words contain the letter “a,” they sound very different. Say the
words out loud to hear the difference between long and short “a” vowels.

1) bake a) short 2) let a) short 3) long a) short

b) long b) long b) long

4) miss a) short 5) cat a) short 6) bed a) short

b) long b) long b) long

7) he a) short 8) up a) short 9) home a) short

b) long b) long b) long

10) ride a) short 11) rain a) short 12) use a) short

b) long b) long b) long

13) stand a) short 14) throw a) short 15) fall a) short

b) long b) long b) long

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