Letter-sounds using up to three keys on one or both sides N X M Y and long I, nch, mp, prefixes in, im ir, en em, dipthong oi, suffix ly, ness, clusters lch lk, nk, shun

Any noise annoys an oyster, but a noisy noise annoys an oyster most.

One One once was a race horse

Tu-tu was one, too

One One won one race

and Tu-tu won two

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below from video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isGB505i2vo

The four sounds of the letter I

just happens to be the same sounds as Y

important to teach words spelled with Y but pronounced as short I

myth hymn lynch crypt sylph styx tryst sync synch gym

nymph = demonstrates inversion

lynx is a mess

**** IMPORTANT **** short I is often used for Y in steno which makes absolutely no sense because that makes it a *spelling dependent* stroke instead of a *phonetic stroke*.

(I want to kill those dictionary entries!)

(I get a kick out of how she pronounces the word "root" as kind of like "rut" - so Minnesotan!)

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