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    The document describes different types of syllables in English: closed syllables have a short vowel followed by a consonant in a CVC pattern. Consonant-le syllables contain a consonant before le. Open syllables end in a vowel that usually has a long sound. Vowel team syllables have a vowel pair making a long sound. Silent e syllables have a long vowel sound. R-controlled syllables contain a vowel followed by r. Knowing these syllable types is important for reading multi-syllable words in English.

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    The document describes different types of syllables in English: closed syllables have a short vowel followed by a consonant in a CVC pattern. Consonant-le syllables contain a consonant before le. Open syllables end in a vowel that usually has a long sound. Vowel team syllables have a vowel pair making a long sound. Silent e syllables have a long vowel sound. R-controlled syllables contain a vowel followed by r. Knowing these syllable types is important for reading multi-syllable words in English.

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    Syllable Types

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    The document describes different types of syllables in English: closed syllables have a short vowel followed by a consonant in a CVC pattern. Consonant-le syllables contain a consonant before le. Open syllables end in a vowel that usually has a long sound. Vowel team syllables have a vowel pair making a long sound. Silent e syllables have a long vowel sound. R-controlled syllables contain a vowel followed by r. Knowing these syllable types is important for reading multi-syllable words in English.

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    SYLLABLE

    TYPES
    C•L•O•V•E•R

    CLOSED
    A syllable having a short
    vowel sound followed by a
    consonant or a CVC pattern.

    Consonant
    +Le
    A syllable containing a
    consonant before le.

    OPEN
    A syllable ending in a vowel;
    vowel usually has the
    long sound.

    Vowel
    TEAM
    A syllable with a vowel pair
    that makes a long vowel
    sound.

    Silent E
    A syllable with
    a long
    vowel sound.

    R-Controlled
    A syllable containing a
    vowel followed by r.

    Knowing the syllable types is vital to reading and decoding multi-syllable words in English.

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