Words with phonograms


Phonogram Words

Phonogram words are exceptions to phonetic words. Here are word lists that contain phonogram words. These lists can be used for reading, writing and spelling exercises.

4 and 5 year old children can handle double consonants, such as ck, ss, ff, and so on. Also, ing words can be introduced. You can easily introduce these words if they describe something that is a part of your child's environment.

-ing- words

  • king
  • ring
  • fling
  • bring
  • sing
  • wing
  • fling
  • spring
  • sling
  • bring
  • swing

-ll-

  • hall
  • wall
  • mall
  • bell
  • dell
  • fell
  • well
  • tell
  • sell
  • drill
  • ill
  • will
  • bill
  • sill
  • till
  • fill
  • hill
  • mill
  • still
  • grill
  • pill
  • doll
  • dull
  • lull
  • gull
  • smell
  • swell
  • spell
  • dwell

Challenge Words

  • skull

-ff-

  • off
  • huff
  • ruff
  • puff
  • muff
  • gruff
  • fluff
  • stuff
  • muffin
  • scruff
  • cliff
  • stiff

Extra Challenge Words

  • button
  • cotton
  • turret
  • happen
  • mutton
  • fossil
  • rotten
  • squirrel
  • ribbon
  • fizz
  • carrot
  • bottom
  • tennis
  • kennel
  • kitten
  • traffic
  • blossom
  • summer
  • address
  • buzz
  • bonnet
  • attic
  • mitten
  • rabbit
  • banana
  • bands

-silent e and long a-

  • gate
  • late
  • cake
  • rake
  • drake
  • spade
  • snake
  • ape
  • plate
  • slate
  • lake
  • cape
  • name
  • made
  • wake
  • lame
  • bake
  • lane
  • tame
  • tape
  • take
  • grate
  • flame
  • fate
  • maze
  • slave
  • cable
  • blaze
  • blame
  • pale
  • make
  • raven
  • label
  • brave
  • stake
  • wade
  • ate
  • mane
  • scrape
  • grave
  • trade
  • came
  • save
  • babe
  • fluke
  • safe
  • rave
  • scale
  • same
  • cane
  • fade
  • pave
  • stale
  • grape
  • Jane
  • James

Challenge Words

  • lemonade

-ai- (long a)

  • sail
  • mail
  • nail
  • rail
  • pail
  • tail
  • maid
  • rain
  • snail
  • train
  • paint
  • laid
  • raid
  • aim
  • brain
  • trail
  • strain
  • sprain
  • waist
  • fail
  • wail
  • saint
  • wait
  • grain
  • faint
  • taint
  • gain
  • drain
  • bail
  • bait
  • pain
  • gait
  • stain
  • again (Queen's English)
  • afraid
  • explain
  • claim
  • frail

Challenge Words

  • railing
  • contain
  • obtain
  • quaint
  • maiden
  • maintain
  • Spain

-ay-(long a)

  • jay
  • ray
  • bay
  • hay
  • may
  • day
  • say
  • lay
  • pay
  • way
  • away
  • tray
  • play
  • stay
  • spray
  • clap
  • bray
  • fray
  • pray
  • gray
  • sway
  • clay

Challenge Words

  • crayon
  • payment
  • display
  • delay
  • relay
  • array
  • essay
  • midday
  • decay
  • dismay
  • astray
  • playing
  • repay
  • Sunday

-ea-(long e)

  • pea
  • eat
  • seal
  • leaf
  • bean
  • seat
  • bead
  • beam
  • team
  • stream
  • break
  • neat
  • cream
  • lean
  • reap
  • speak
  • read
  • dream
  • steam
  • clean
  • meal
  • beast
  • yeast
  • seam
  • mean
  • veal
  • leak
  • leap
  • feat
  • peat
  • plea
  • least
  • treat
  • beat
  • east
  • feast
  • bleat
  • creak
  • heal
  • beam

Challenge Words

  • teapot
  • peacock
  • season
  • scream
  • squeak
  • squeal
  • sea
  • weak

-ee-(long e)

  • eel
  • bee
  • fee
  • tee
  • see
  • wee
  • tree
  • reel
  • sweet
  • sweep
  • street
  • feet
  • green
  • seeds
  • heel
  • reed
  • peel
  • seem
  • been
  • deep
  • peep
  • seed
  • seen
  • creep
  • steep
  • weed
  • sleep
  • preen
  • keep
  • greed
  • deed
  • feel
  • bleed
  • meet
  • tweed
  • need
  • keel
  • keen
  • heed
  • deem
  • sleet
  • weep

Challenge Words

  • see
  • toffee
  • queen
  • week
  • creed
  • coffee
  • sixteen
  • seventeen
  • nineteen
  • fifteen

-ie-(long e)

  • field
  • yield
  • fiend
  • priest
  • brief
  • grief

-ey-(long e)

  • key
  • abbey
  • alley
  • valley
  • jockey
  • hockey
  • donkey

 

-y-(long e)

  • teddy
  • putty
  • very
  • ugly
  • holly
  • dolly
  • entry
  • curry
  • body
  • candy
  • inky
  • merry
  • sadly
  • bunny
  • sorry
  • witty
  • rusty
  • crusty
  • ditty
  • dirty
  • bumpy
  • softly
  • penny
  • golly
  • happy
  • fifty
  • sunny
  • berry
  • petty
  • sandy
  • sixty
  • seventy
  • pity
  • jolly
  • sentry
  • pansy
  • empty

Challenge words

  • Betty
  • Bobby
  • Tommy
  • Molly
  • Polly
  • daddy
  • merrily
  • puppy

 

-i-(short i)

  • -i-(short i)
  • mind
  • kind
  • find
  • pint
  • mild
  • wild
  • rind
  • blind
  • grind
  • wind

Challenge words

  • unkind

-i-e (silent e, long i)

  • tie
  • lie
  • vie
  • die
  • pie
  • tied
  • lied
  • pile

Challenge words

  • flies
  • cries
  • cried
  • tried
  • magpie
  • fries
  • fried
  • dries
  • spied
  • relief

-igh-

  • nigh
  • sigh
  • high
  • fight
  • sight
  • night
  • light
  • flight
  • slight
  • fright
  • blight
  • might
  • right
  • tight
  • bright

Challenge Words

  • alight
  • plight
  • lighten
  • frighten
  • brighten
  • lighting
  • midnight
  • delight

-y (long i)

 

  • by
  • my
  • dry
  • cry
  • fry
  • sty
  • fly
  • try
  • spy
  • pry
  • sky
  • ply

 

Challenge Words

  • reply
  • typist
  • apply
  • trying
  • defy
  • cypress
  • ally
  • supply
  • deny
  • satisfy
  • multiply
  • occupy
  • qualify

-o-e (long o and silent e)

  • owe
  • hole
  • pole
  • mole
  • hope
  • dope
  • bone
  • cone
  • tone
  • robe
  • joke
  • poke
  • vote
  • dote
  • note
  • home
  • come
  • cove
  • wove
  • rove
  • code
  • mode
  • rode
  • lode
  • dome
  • Rome
  • tome
  • mope

Challenge Words

  • stone
  • stove
  • clove
  • globe
  • smoke
  • slope
  • spoke
  • stole
  • trove
  • strove
  • grove
  • elope

-oa-(long o)

  • oak
  • loan
  • Joan
  • roan
  • coat
  • boat
  • goat
  • soap
  • coal
  • foal
  • toad
  • loaf
  • road
  • load
  • moat
  • roast
  • coast
  • boast
  • soak
  • goal
  • oats
  • roan
  • goad
  • roam
  • loam
  • foam
  • coax

Challenge Words

  • stoat
  • cloak
  • groan
  • croak
  • gloat
  • soapsuds

 

-o-(long o)

  • old
  • fold
  • roll
  • so
  • cold
  • hold
  • stroll
  • oval
  • go
  • bold
  • sold
  • post
  • no
  • sold
  • ago
  • host
  • gold
  • scold
  • told
  • bolt
  • colt
  • folk
  • both

 

Challenge Words

  • Mexico
  • golden
  • swollen

 

-ow-(long o)

  • low
  • crow
  • bow
  • bowl
  • pillow
  • window
  • yellow
  • marrow
  • snow
  • sparrow
  • elbow
  • arrow
  • barrow
  • blow
  • mow
  • own
  • slow
  • glow
  • grow
  • flow
  • row
  • fellow
  • hollow
  • willow
  • tow
  • grown
  • mellow
  • stow
  • follow
  • flown
  • fallow
  • bellow
  • morrow
  • widow
  • narrow
  • barrow
  • sorrow

 

-u.

..e-
  • rule
  • cube
  • tune
  • mule
  • duke
  • flute
  • tube
  • rude
  • dupe
  • lute
  • dune
  • brute
  • use
  • mute
  • yule
  • rune
  • jute
  • ruse
  • fume
  • muse
  • fuse

 

Challenge Words

 

  • volume
  • dispute
  • excuse
  • Luke
  • June
  • amuse
  • confuse
  • costume
  • astute

 

-ew-

  • new
  • few
  • pew
  • dew
  • stew
  • crew
  • strew
  • screw
  • drew
  • grew
  • blew
  • brew
  • flew

 

Challenge Words

 

  • Andrew
  • jewel
  • mews
  • news

 

-ue-

  • hue
  • glue
  • blue
  • true
  • due
  • flue
  • clue
  • value
  • duel

 

Challenge Words

  • issue
  • subdue
  • rescue
  • continue

 

-ck-(you can introduce these as phonetic words with "a different spelling")

  • duck
  • sock
  • rock
  • tack
  • sack
  • lock
  • stick
  • rock
  • deck
  • sick
  • tuck
  • back
  • lick
  • neck
  • kick
  • peck
  • rack
  • pack
  • mock
  • wick
  • suck
  • Rick
  • luck
  • lack
  • muck
  • ticket
  • packet
  • wicket

 

Challenge Words

  • track
  • cricket
  • block
  • racket
  • clock
  • brick
  • trick
  • smack
  • prick
  • crack
  • stack
  • stuck
  • locket
  • stock
  • smock
  • speck
  • truck

 

-sh-

  • shot
  • ship
  • shop
  • fish
  • dish
  • shed
  • shell
  • brush
  • radish
  • ask
  • shelf
  • shrimp
  • shelf
  • wish
  • bush
  • shut
  • wish
  • splash
  • blush
  • crash
  • rush
  • smash
  • rash
  • flash
  • crush
  • shod
  • shrub
  • sash
  • hush
  • gash
  • shred
  • shin
  • sham
  • shun
  • shrill
  • rubbish
  • cash
  • slush
  • mesh
  • flush
  • vanish
  • banish
  • finish

 

-qu-

  • quit
  • quest
  • request
  • quell
  • quilt
  • liquid
  • equip
  • quill
  • banquet
  • conquest

 

-th-

  • them
  • then
  • that
  • thin
  • throb
  • think
  • thud
  • thump
  • broth
  • moth
  • smith
  • thank
  • cloth
  • thrill
  • thing
  • width
  • depth
  • froth
  • sixth
  • tenth
  • method
  • thrust
  • theft
  • fifth
  • seventh

 

-ea-

  • lead
  • head
  • deaf
  • read
  • deaf
  • bread
  • heaven
  • tread
  • spread
  • dread
  • sweat
  • dealt
  • meant
  • instead
  • dreadful
  • bedstead
  • peasant
  • realm
  • pleasant

 

-le-

  • apple
  • little
  • puzzle
  • bottle
  • candle
  • cattle
  • kettle
  • bubble
  • bundle
  • rattle
  • saddle
  • handle
  • mangle
  • nettle
  • paddle
  • sizzle
  • middle
  • puddle
  • muddle
  • cuddle
  • brittle
  • tremble
  • bramble
  • grumble
  • humble
  • crumble
  • nestle
  • riddle
  • hustle
  • nozzle
  • spindle
  • jostle
  • muzzle
  • gristle
  • pebble
  • jungle
  • simple
  • scribble
  • rumble
  • bristle
  • mumble
  • single
  • possible
  • responsible
  • rectangle

 

-o-

  • love
  • sponge
  • above
  • come
  • glove
  • son
  • won
  • ton
  • London
  • Monday
  • dove
  • another
  • monk
  • front
  • other
  • month
  • onion
  • monkey
  • wonder
  • mother

 

-er-

  • her
  • fern
  • term
  • pert
  • verb
  • herd
  • term
  • jerk
  • ever
  • butter
  • slipper
  • duster
  • hammer
  • spanner
  • ladder
  • dagger
  • hamper
  • dinner
  • robber
  • letter
  • cobbler
  • lantern
  • sister
  • clever
  • clatter
  • bitter
  • winter
  • mister
  • matter
  • otter
  • batter
  • silver
  • stern
  • gutter
  • fatter
  • offer
  • mutter
  • never
  • bladder
  • udder
  • perhaps
  • perfect
  • person
  • serpent
  • desert

 

-ir-

  • girl
  • dirt
  • bird
  • fir
  • sir
  • skirt
  • first
  • stir
  • firm
  • flirt
  • smirk
  • swirl
  • squirm
  • affirm
  • twirl
  • squirt
  • confirm

 

-ur-

  • fur
  • cur
  • burn
  • curl
  • turn
  • hurt
  • furl
  • surf
  • purr
  • burst
  • burr
  • spur
  • turf
  • occur
  • curt
  • slur
  • scurf
  • suburb
  • recur
  • disturb
  • murmur
  • burden
  • furlong
  • turnip
  • absurd

 

-or-

  • corn
  • born
  • cord
  • cork
  • ford
  • fork
  • fort
  • for
  • horn
  • lord
  • lorn
  • forlorn
  • mourn
  • mourning
  • port
  • pork
  • sort
  • torn
  • inform
  • factor
  • tractor
  • import
  • distort
  • import
  • important

 

-ch-

  • rich
  • itch
  • such
  • much
  • Dutch
  • hutch
  • chap
  • chill
  • latch
  • match
  • lunch
  • bunch
  • witch
  • switch
  • chip
  • crutch
  • vetch
  • chest
  • children
  • hatchet
  • ditch
  • chop
  • quench
  • finch
  • catch
  • fetch
  • bench
  • chapel
  • scratch
  • batch
  • chum
  • catch
  • wretch
  • drench
  • trench
  • notch
  • hitch
  • stretch
  • pitch
  • hatch
  • patch
  • chink
  • chestnut
  • satchel
  • clutch
  • splotch
  • duchess
  • French

 

-ch-

  • echo
  • ache
  • anchor
  • chorus
  • architect
  • monarch
  • chemical
  • choir

 

-ow-

  • bow
  • now
  • row
  • cow
  • sow
  • brown
  • owl
  • crown
  • towel
  • clown
  • town
  • gown
  • fowl
  • trowel
  • vowel
  • crowd
  • down
  • howl
  • drown
  • growl
  • frown
  • scowl
  • prowl
  • allow

 

-ou-

  • out
  • loud
  • pout
  • lout
  • bout
  • noun
  • bound
  • mount
  • aloud
  • pound
  • hound
  • mound
  • cloud
  • spout
  • trout
  • count
  • round
  • found
  • countless
  • accounts
  • sound
  • proud
  • about
  • around
  • amount
  • ground
  • snout
  • stout
  • sprout

 

-al-

  • salt
  • talk
  • walk
  • halt
  • malt
  • stalk
  • bald
  • walnut
  • caldron
  • almost

 

-all-

  • ball
  • wall
  • fall
  • pall
  • tall
  • call
  • all
  • hall
  • small
  • stall
  • squall

 

-oi-

  • oil
  • soil
  • boil
  • foil
  • toil
  • coil
  • join
  • broil
  • avoid
  • poison
  • spoil
  • point
  • joint
  • coin
  • moist
  • hoist
  • joist
  • ointment
  • appoint
  • disappoint

 

-oy-

  • joy
  • boy
  • toy
  • coy
  • alloy
  • employ
  • annoy
  • royal
  • loyal
  • ahoy
  • destroy

 

-soft c-

  • cell
  • civil
  • princess
  • pencil
  • acid
  • cancel
  • fence
  • pence
  • prince
  • office
  • since
  • scent
  • mince
  • quince
  • dunce
  • hence
  • absence
  • sentence
  • justice
  • accept
  • except
  • excellent
  • success
  • accident
  • innocent

 

-soft g-

  • gem
  • fringe
  • bridge
  • judge
  • hedge
  • sledge
  • porridge
  • dodge
  • edge
  • plunge
  • fidget
  • college
  • fudge
  • grudge
  • smudge
  • lodge
  • cringe
  • wedge
  • tinge
  • regiment
  • pledge
  • hinge
  • lunge
  • smudge
  • dredge
  • nudge
  • magic

 

-tion-

  • addition
  • multiplication
  • subtraction
  • action
  • fraction
  • ration
  • attention
  • mention
  • affection
  • suction
  • condition
  • expedition
  • construction
  • question
  • section
  • function
  • fiction
  • faction
  • diction
  • friction
  • distinction
  • option
  • infection
  • intention

 

-sion-

  • division
  • vision
  • tension
  • mansion
  • mission
  • pension
  • session
  • extension
  • passion
  • discussion
  • admission
  • compassion
  • provision
  • invasion

 

-oo-

  • book
  • good
  • cook
  • look
  • foot
  • nook
  • rook
  • hook
  • took
  • wood
  • stood
  • hood
  • brook
  • crook
  • wool
  • footman

 

-a-

  • ask
  • raft
  • mast
  • fast
  • cask
  • task
  • glass
  • staff
  • last
  • plant
  • past
  • brass
  • craft
  • class
  • mask
  • cast
  • grass
  • half
  • slant
  • pass
  • fasten
  • basket
  • vast
  • command
  • delta
  • demand
  • extra
  • umbrella
  • Africa
  • Canada

 

-ar-

  • ark
  • car
  • jar
  • far
  • tar
  • bar
  • mar
  • star
  • tart
  • barn
  • card
  • scarf
  • harp
  • lark
  • dart
  • cart
  • dark
  • scar
  • yard
  • park
  • mark
  • part
  • bark
  • hard
  • harm
  • start
  • harvest
  • carpet
  • hark
  • spark
  • darkness
  • garden
  • smart
  • parting
  • arctic
  • darn
  • art
  • artist
  • barbed
  • regard
  • marvel
  • garment
  • remark
  • garland
  • darling
  • custard
  • beggar
  • target
  • vicar
  • market

 

-silent b-

  • park
  • lamb
  • limb
  • bomb
  • numb
  • dumb
  • crumb
  • debt
  • jamb
  • debt
  • plumbing

 

-silent d-

  • ledge
  • judge
  • hedge
  • wedge
  • grudge
  • badge
  • trudge
  • bridge
  • midge
  • porridge

 

-silent g-

  • sign
  • gnu
  • gnome
  • gnaw
  • gnarl
  • gnash
  • honest
  • feign
  • reign
  • sigh
  • deign

 

-silent h-

  • which
  • while
  • when
  • what
  • whip
  • whiz
  • whim
  • whisk
  • whist
  • whiff
  • wheel
  • whack
  • whitsun
  • white
  • whale
  • whine
  • wheat
  • whisper
  • wheeze
  • honor or honour
  • hour
  • heir
  • whit
  • whistle

 

-silent k-

  • knee
  • knew
  • knob
  • knot
  • knit
  • knelt
  • knoll
  • knack
  • knock
  • knife
  • knowledge
  • kneel
  • know
  • knead
  • knave
  • knapsack
  • knotty
  • knuckle
  • knight

 

-silent t-

  • often
  • fasten
  • listen
  • castle
  • gristle
  • thistle
  • jostle
  • wrestle
  • rustle
  • bustle

 

-silent w-

  • wren
  • wrap
  • wreck
  • wrist
  • wrong
  • writ
  • wrung
  • wrath
  • wreak
  • wreath
  • wrench
  • write
  • wretch
  • wrote
  • sword
  • answer
  • wrapper

 

-ar-

  • war
  • wart
  • warn
  • warp
  • warn
  • wardrobe
  • toward
  • warbled
  • quart
  • awkward
  • warder
  • swarm
  • reward

 

-au-

  • haul
  • Paul
  • fault
  • haunted
  • fraud
  • gaunt
  • vault
  • taunt
  • daunt
  • daub
  • exhaust

 

-aw-

  • saw
  • paw
  • law
  • jaw
  • caw
  • awl
  • raw
  • straw
  • fawn
  • pawn
  • lawn
  • claw
  • hawk
  • draw
  • yawn
  • drawn
  • brawl
  • crawl
  • awful
  • awning
  • brawn
  • dawn
  • drawl
  • prawn

 

-oo-

  • zoo
  • food
  • boot
  • roof
  • moon
  • pool
  • loop
  • hoop
  • spoon
  • stool
  • loom
  • broom
  • balloon
  • tool
  • cool
  • stoop
  • noon
  • mood
  • roost
  • soon
  • fool
  • proof
  • hoof
  • boon

 

-ture-

  • picture
  • lecture
  • fracture
  • adventure
  • culture
  • fixture
  • disfigure
  • posture
  • scripture
  • structure
  • texture
  • signature

 

-are-

  • hare
  • bare
  • mare
  • ware
  • fare
  • rare
  • care
  • dare
  • compare
  • Clare
  • prepare
  • stare
  • flare
  • spare
  • blare
  • farewell
  • welfare
  • square

 

-air-

  • air
  • pair
  • lair
  • fair
  • hair
  • despair
  • stair
  • affair
  • unfair

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Word Lists for Simplex Spelling Phonics

Products >> Simplex Spelling Phonics - Advanced Phonograms >> Word Lists

The majority of the words used in "Simplex Spelling - Advanced Phonograms" are taken from the most frequently occurring words that appear for each phonogram being taught. These high frequency words were then supplemented, where required, with additional other common English words based on word/spelling patterns to help enforce the concepts within and between each lesson. The lessons covered in "Simplex Spelling - Advanced Phonograms" focus on phonograms that have not been previously covered in Simplex Spelling Phonics 1 & Phonics 2. The content in "Advanced Phonograms" builds on the material already covered in Phonics 1 & 2.

Introduction

welcome, remove, button, keyboard, chosen, correctly, lesson, bubble, syllable, circular, arrow, believe

1] Long o (oe)

foe, floe, hoe, doe, roe, woe, throes, oboe, aloe, toe, tiptoe, toenail, mistletoe, pekoe

2] Long a (ea)

great, steak, break, breaker, tear, pear, wear, swear, bear, bearer, forbear

3] Long i that appears before 2 consonants

wild, mild, child, grandchild, stepchild, wind, rewind, bind, blind, find, kind, mankind, mind, remind, mastermind, hind, behind, rind, grind, pint, climb

4] Long o that before 2 consonants

old, cold, sold, scold, told, fold, hold, gold, poll, roll, troll, scroll, jolt, bolt, colt, molten, most, post, host, both

5] Short o (au)

audit, audible, audibly, author, augment, auto, automatic, autumn, applaud, applause, astronaut

6] Short o (au)

sauna, saunter, sauce, gauze, pause, cause, clause, caught, daughter, taught, taut, laundry

7] Short o (aw)

jaw, raw, thaw, law, lawn, paw, pawn, prawn, spawn, yawn, dawn, hawk, squawk, bawl, brawl, crawl, sprawl, shawl

8] Short o (aw)

saw, jigsaw, sawdust, straw, strawberry, draw, drawback, withdraw, outlaw, claw, flaw, flawless, awe, awestruck

9] Nouns person

Joe, Ryan, Jacob, Emily, Madison, Jefferson, Edison, Mandela, Elizabeth, Churchill

10] Nouns place

America, Canada, England, Scotland, Greenland, Iceland, Washington, Nile, Africa, Pacific, Atlantic, China, Japan

11] Nouns day/month

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

12] Contractions

it's, it'll, who's, that's, can't, won't, isn't, aren't, wasn't, hasn't, hadn't, haven't, didn't, doesn't, don't, let's, o'clock

13] Contractions

I'd, I'll, I'm, I've, he's, she's, he'd, she'd, we're, we'll, we've, they're, they'll, they've

14] U (oul)

put, output, pull, full, bull, bully, push, bush, ambush, butcher

15] U (oul)

artful, awful, useful, woeful, handful, helpful, dreadful, doubtful, careful, cheerful, grateful, painful, peaceful, powerful, wonderful, delightful, successful, beautiful

16] oul (oul)

could, would, should, couldn't, wouldn't, shouldn't

17] Long o (ou)

soul, boulder, shoulder, coulter, poultry, poultice, pour, downpour, gourd, mourn, your, you're, yourself

18] Long o (ou)

four, fourth, fourteen, court, courthouse, course, concourse, discourse, recourse, source, resource, cantaloupe, pompadour

19] Short u (ou)

young, touch, southern, country, double, trouble, couple, cousin

20] Short u (ou)

famous, dangerous, enormous, numerous, nervous, continuous, generous, tremendous, ridiculous, marvelous (marvellous*)(marvellous**), anonymous, disastrous, jealous, vigorous, ambiguous, fabulous, hazardous

21] ou (oo)

you, youth, you'll, soup, group, troupe, coupe, coup, coupon, crouton, couth, cougar, coulee, couture, acoustic, couscous, mousse

22] ou (oo)

rouge, route, wound, tour, detour, contour, tourism, tourist, toucan, goulash, bayou, caribou, boulevard

23] ui (oo)

suit, suitor, suitcase, suitable, swimsuit, pursuit, lawsuit, fruit, fruitful, bruise, cruise, juice, juicy, recruit, sluice, nuisance

24] Ph (f)

phone, earphones, saxophone, telephone, triumph, trophy, Joseph, elephant, pamphlet, sphinx, pharaoh, phantom, pheasant, phoenix, nymph, morph, orphan, dolphin, typhoon, emphasize (emphasise*)

25] Ph(f)

sphere, atmosphere, sophomore, sapphire, aphid, glyph, phlegm, physics, physicist, physical, photo, graph, photograph, photocopy, autograph, geography, biography, philosophy, pharmacy, phenomenal, phase

26] Ph (f)

phrase, alpha, alphabet, phoneme, phonemic, phonetic, phonics, phonology, homophone, diphthong, grapheme, digraph, paragraph, homograph, hyphen, metaphor

27] Long e (i)

trio, patio, period, million, kiosk, polio, audio, radio, studio, portfolio, Ontario, tapioca, warrior, physiology, idiom, sodium, stadium, medium, premium, calcium, aquarium, millennium

28] Long e (i)

piano, media, trivia, Maria, India, criteria, bacteria, Victoria, Australia, phobia, amphibian, serial, burial, memorial, industrial, imperial, material, celiac, courtier, audience, experience

29] Long e (i) - foreign words ending in 'i'.

ski, kiwi, Fiji, khaki, bikini, confetti, graffiti, pepperoni, salami, safari, souvlaki, teriyaki, tandoori, broccoli, macaroni, tsunami

30] Long e (i_e)

police, naive, elite, petite, pristine, routine, vaccine, sardine, marine, submarine, magazine, gasoline, automobile

31] ear (er)

earl, pearl, earldom, early, dearth, earth, earthy, earthly, earthen, earthquake

32] ear (er)

earn, earnest, learn, yearn, heard, unheard, overheard, search, research, hearse, rehearse, rehearsal

33] wor (wer)

word, reword, buzzword, foreword, work, artwork, network, teamwork, overwork, homework, handiwork, fireworks, clockwork, workshop, workforce

34] wor (wer)

worm, silkworm, bookworm, earthworm, worry, worse, worst, worth, worthless, worthwhile, worthy, noteworthy, world, worldwide, underworld, worship

35] war (wor)

war, warp, wharf, dwarf, wart, warthog, thwart, warn, forewarn, warm, lukewarm, swarm, warmth, ward, toward (towards*), award, reward, warden, wardrobe

36] war (wor)

warren, warrant, warranty, wartime, warfare, warship, warlord, warlock, warlike, Warsaw, warble, postwar

37] quar (kwor)

quark, quart, quartz, quarry, quarrel, quartet, quarter, quarterly, quarantine

38] war (wer)

inward, outward, onward, upward, downward, forward, backward, earthward, skyward, homeward, awkward, afterward

39] war (wer)

northward, southward, eastward, westward, wayward, windward, leeward, bulwark, coward, stalwart, Dewar

40] Long e (ei)

ceiling, receipt, receive, deceive, perceive, conceive, either, neither, weir, weird, deceit, conceit, caffeine, casein, protein, seize

41] gn (n)

gnat, gnaw, gnash, gnome, gnarl, gnarled, sign, signpost, cosign, consign, ensign, resign, design, redesign, assign

42] gn (n)

align, realign, benign, campaign, impugn, cologne, lasagna (lasagne*), mignon, poignant

43] Long a (ei)

veil, vein, feint, reins, reindeer, reign, deign, feign, heir, heirloom, their, beige, sensei

44] Long a (eigh)

eight, eighty, eighteen, freight, freighter, neigh, neighbor (neighbour*) (neighbour**), weigh, weight, weighty, sleigh

45] Long u/oo (ew)

yew, ewe, ewer, dew, mildew, few, curfew, phew, nephew, new, newborn, sinew, news, newspaper, newt, Newton, renew, renewal

46] Long u/oo (ew)

stew, steward, strew, slew, shrew, shrewd, sewer, skewer, askew, pew, pewter, view, review, preview, interview

47] Long u/oo (ew)

flew, grew, brew, drew, withdrew, threw, blew, cashew, chew, eschew, chewy, crew, screw, corkscrew, jewel

48] Long u/oo (eu)

feud, feudal, sleuth, deuce, Zeus, neutral, neutron, pseudo, pseudonym, eulogy, Eugene, eucalyptus, Europe, maneuver (manoeuvre*) (manoeuvre**), pneumonia

49] ch (k)

chrome, chasm, chaos, chaotic, character, charisma, chemical, chemist, choir, chord, chorus, chloride, chlorine, chronic, chronicle, chromosome, chameleon

50] ch (k)

ache, anchor, arachnid, echo, epoch, mechanic, orchestra, school, scholar, monarch, patriarch, Bach, stomach, technical, technology, scheme, Christ, Christine, Christmas, zucchini

51] ch (sh)

chef, schwa, chute, parachute, niche, cache, mustache (moustache*) (moustache**), chic, brochure, charade, chalet, Chopin, Chicago, Michigan

52] ch (sh)

Charlotte, charlatan, crochet, machine, chateau, chiffon, chivalry, chaperone, chauffeur, chauvinist, chandelier

53] ough (uff, off, long o)

rough, tough, enough, slough, sough, clough, cough, trough, hiccough, dough, doughnut, sourdough, though, although, thorough, borough, furlough

54] ough (oo, ow, short o, ock)

lough, through, throughout, throughput, slough, bough, plough, drought, ought, sought, fought, nought, bought, brought, wrought, thought, thoughtful

 

* UK spelling.

** Canadian spelling.

 

The words "phonogram" morphological and phonetic analysis

Explanation of the rules for dividing (breaking down) the word "phonogram" into syllables for transfer.
The Soosle.ru online dictionary will help: to parse the word “ phonogram ” phonetically and morphologically by composition, correctly divide it into syllables according to the rules of the Russian language, highlight parts of the word, put stress, indicate the meaning, synonyms, antonyms and compatibility for the word “ phonogram ".

Word phonogram by syllables

Contents:

  • 1 Syllables in the word "phonogram" division into syllables
  • 2 How to transfer the word "phonogram"
  • 3 Morphological analysis of the word "phonogram" according to the morphemic structure of the word "phonogram"
  • 6 Synonyms of the word "phonogram"
  • 7 Stress in the word "phonogram"
  • 8 Phonetic transcription of the word "phonogram"
  • 9 Phonetic analysis of the word "phonogram" into letters and sounds )
  • 10 Sentences with the word “phonogram”
  • 11 Matching of the word “phonogram”
  • 12 Meaning of the word “phonogram”
  • 13 How to spell the word “phonogram”
  • 14 Associations to the word “phonogram” 904 Clogs 9045
  • “phonogram” division into syllables

    Number of syllables: 4
    By syllables: fo-no-gra-mma


    According to the rules of the school curriculum, the word “phonogram” can be divided into syllables in different ways. Variability is allowed, that is, all options are correct. For example, like this:
    phon-no-gram-ma

    According to the program of the institute, syllables are distinguished on the basis of ascending sonority:
    pho-no-gram-mma

    The types of syllables are listed below and the division is explained taking into account the program of the institute and schools with in-depth study of the Russian language.


  • pho - initial, covered, open, 2 letters
  • but - medium, covered, open, 2 letters
  • gra - medium, covered, open, 3 letters0068
  • 3 letters :

    Noun

    Grammar:

    part of speech: noun;
    animation: inanimate;
    gender: female;
    number: singular;
    case: nominative;
    answers the question: (is) What?

    Initial form:

    phonogram

    Analysis of the word "phonogram" by composition

    background root
    about connective
    vowel
    grams root
    a ending

    phonogram

    Words similar in morphemic structure “phonogram”

    Words similar in morphemic structure

  • record library
  • spectrogram
  • tomogram
  • pictogram
  • Encephalogram
  • Synonyms of the word “phonogram”

    1. Plyaner

    2. Signalogram

    3. Sound recording

    4. Write

    Hasis in the word “phonogram”

    phonogram-stress falls on the 3rd syllable

    Phonetic transcription of the word "phonogram"

    [fanagr`am a]

    Phonetic analysis of the word "phonogram" into letters and sounds (Sound-letter)

    Letter Sound Sound characteristics Color
    f [f] consonant, deaf double, hard, noisy f
    about [a] vowel, unstressed about
    n [n] consonant, voiced unpaired (sonor), hard n
    about [a] vowel, unstressed about
    g [g] consonant, voiced double, hard, noisy g
    p [r] consonant, voiced unpaired (sonor), hard r
    a [`a] vowel, stressed a
    m [m] consonant, deaf double, hard, long m
    m - produces no sound m
    a [a] vowel, unstressed a

    Number of letters and sounds:
    Based on the analysis made, we conclude that the word has 10 letters and 9 sounds.
    Letters: 4 vowels, 6 consonants.
    Sounds: 4 vowels, 5 consonants.

    Sentences with the word "phonogram"

    Related rights. Subjects and objects of related rights. Rights: performer; manufacturer phonogram ; broadcasting organizations. Validity of related rights.

    Source: L. Yu. Grudtsyna, Civil Law of Russia, 2008.

    The rights of the manufacturer of phonogram are recognized and are valid regardless of the presence and validity of copyrights and the rights of performers.

    Source: IA Strelnikova, Intellectual Property Law.

    The related rights protection mark is placed on each copy of phonogram and (or) on each case containing it.

    Source: Team of authors, Methodology for investigating crimes under Art. 146 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, 2004.

    Compatibility of the word "phonogram"

    1. under someone else's phonogram

    2. phonogram of the interrogation

    3. phonogram of the song

    9. producers of the phonogram

    5.900 manufacturer0008

    6. when recording a phonogram

    7. sing to the phonogram

    8. turn on the phonogram

    9. open your mouth to the phonogram

    10. (complete compatibility table)

    , and. Specialist. Recording the sounds of speech, music, etc., applied to a plate, tape, film, etc. (Small Academic Dictionary, MAC)

    How to spell the word "phonogram"

    Spelling of the word "phonogram"
    Spelling of the word “phonogram”

    Correctly the word is written: phonogram

    Numbering of letters in the word
    Lessons in the word “phonogram” in the direct and reverse order:

    • 10
      1
    • 9
      o
      2
    • 8
      n
      3
    • 7
      o
      4
    • 6
      g
      5
    • 5
      p
      6
    • 4
      a
      7
    • 3
      m
      8
    • 2
      m
      9
    • 1
      a
      10

    Associations to the word «phonogram»

    • Playback

    • Broadcasting

    • Manufacturer

    • Magnetic

    • Copyright

    • Reward

    • Performer

    • Convention

    • Audition

    • Instance

    • Title

    • Payout

    • Assembly

    • Withdrawal

    • Rolled

    • Videotape

    • Certificate

    • Version

    • Overlay

    • Artwork

    • Cinematography

    • Original

    • Cable

    • Manufacturing

    • Shooting

    • Format

    • Sound

    • Vysotsky

    • Use of

    • Movie

    • Broadcast

    • Frame

    • Association

    • Entry

    • Ether

    • Adaptation

    • Accompaniment

    • Staging

    • Carrier

    • Transmission

    • Distortion

    • Offense

    • Minus

    • Tape recorder

    • Distribution

    • Standard

    • Width

    • Prohibition

    • Studio

    • Double

    • Soloist

    • Range

    • Surrender

    • Concert

    • License

    • Distribution

    • Actor

    • Film studio

    • Loudspeaker

    • Organization

    • Context

    • Vocal

    • Clip

    • Adjacent

    • Essential

    • Property

    • Author's

    • Optical

    • Sound

    • Digital

    • Platinum

    • Collective

    • Tool

    • Vocal

    • Magnetic

    • Provided

    • Exceptional

    • Variable

    • Positive

    • Commercial

    • Intelligent

    • Studio

    • Musical

    • Contact

    • Symphonic

    • Derivative

    • Film

    • String

    • Hearing

    • Combine

    • Allowed

    • Printable

    • Enroll

    • Write

    • Play

    • Provide for

    • Print

    • Fix

    • Implemented

    • Post

    Synonyms and antonyms «phonogram» - analysis and associations to the word phonogram.

    Morphological analysis and declension of words
    • Translation
    • Associations
    • Anagrams
    • Antonyms
    • Synonyms
    • Hypernyms
    • Morphological analysis
    • Declensions
    • Conjugations

    Translation of the word phonogram

    We offer you the translation of the word phonogram into English, German and French.
    Implemented using the Yandex.Dictionary service

    • English
    • German
    • French

    • phonogram - sound recording
    • soundtrack - soundtrack
      • musical soundtrack
    • track - track
    • sound - sound, audio
    • Phonogramm
    • Tonspur - audio track
    • Tonschrift
    • Tonaufzeichnung - sound recording
    • Spur
    • phonogramme - recording
    • piste sonore - audio track
    • piste - audio track
    • son - sound

    What is a phonogram like (adjectives)?

    Selection of adjectives for a word based on the Russian language.

    commissioned working musical orchestra ominousoriginal vintagenewphotographiccomparativedigitalreadysyllabicwelcomerecordedsoundingsound germandesiredreference singlechannelminusminus reproduceddisgustingsmalldigitalcorrespondingextractedvarioussolemnoriginalemotionalprofessionalfamousinterruptedgooddifficultunobtrusivelatestpaperopticalsynchronousclock naked

    0008

    Sphere of use of the word phonogram

    Technicianklama -collecting vocabulary

    Morphological analysis (part of speech) The word phonogram

    Part of speech:

    nouns

    Godge:

    9000

    Case:

    nominative

    Noun declension phonogram

    Case Question Unit Mn. number
    Nominative (who, what?) phonogram phonograms
    Genitive (who, what?) phonograms phonograms
    Dative (to whom, what?) phonogram phonograms
    Accusative (who, what?) phonogram phonograms
    Creative (by whom, what?) phonogram phonograms
    Prepositional (about whom, about what?) phonogram phonograms

    Phonogram sentences

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