There are a couple of words with double vowels. These are words with “ee “and “oo” vowels. Words with with double “e” vowels are keep, feel, and teen. Words with double “o” vowels are poor, book and cool. Here are list of words with double vowels: ee and oo words. Fun Teacher Files is a website that… Read More »
Consonant Blends are two or more consonants that blend together but each sound can still be heard. It can also be called consonant clusters. For instance, the words tree, fry, clap, plan and dress. Here are consonant blend charts with words beginning with fl-, bl-, cl-, gl-, pl-, dr-, br-, gr- and fr-. Fun Teacher Files is… Read More »
Nouns are names of person, place, animal, thing and event. Nouns can be classified as common nouns and proper nouns. Common Nouns are general or non-specific names of person, place, animal, thing and event. They begin with a small letter such as mountain, boy, girl, school, actor and many more. Proper Nouns are specific names… Read More »
FREE Antonyms Chart. What are antonyms? Antonyms are words with opposite meanings such as the words good and bad, push and pull, yes or no and many more. See more in this set of antonyms chart. Fun Teacher Files is a website that provides both learners and teachers with educational materials to improve literacy and numeracy. These… Read More »
FREE Wh- Question Words Chart. Basically, there are two types of questions: Yes or No questions and Wh– questions. Wh– questions are called in such way because of their beginning letters except for the question word “how”. Most common Wh- Question words are who, where, when, why, what and which. Below is a chart of… Read More »
FREE Contractions Chart in English Grammar. What are Contractions?Contractions are shortened forms of a words (or group of words) that omit certain letters or sounds. In most contractions, an apostrophe represents the missing letters. The most common contractions are made up of verbs, auxiliaries, or modals attached to other words. Examples:1. I am = I’m2.… Read More »