What do we notice about the word “enough”?
The OUGH says /uff/.
What do we notice about the word “though”?
The OUGH says long ō.
What do we notice about the word “through”?
The OUGH says /oo/ (throo).
What do we notice about the word “thought”?
The OUGH says /aw/.
What do we notice about the word “brought”?
The OUGH says /aw/.
What do we notice about the word “caught”?
The AU says /aw/.
What do we notice about the word “taught”?
The AU says /aw/.
What do we notice about the word “bought”?
The OUGH says /aw/.
What do we notice about the word “laugh”?
The GH says /f/.
What do we notice about the word “tough”?
The OUGH says /uff/.
What do we notice about the word “rough”?
The OUGH says /uff/.
What do we notice about the word “early”?
The EAR says /ur/, and the Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “earth”?
The EAR says /ur/.
What do we notice about the word “learn”?
The EAR says /ur/.
What do we notice about the word “heard”?
The EAR says /ur/.
What do we notice about the word “build”?
The UI says short ĭ.
What do we notice about the word “busy”?
The U says short ĭ, and the Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “pretty”?
The E says short ĭ, and the Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “ready”?
The E says short ĕ, and the Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “carry”?
The Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “happy”?
The Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “funny”?
The Y says ē.
What do we notice about the word “family”?
The Y says ē, and the word may be said in two or three syllables.
What do we notice about the word “story”?
The Y says ē.