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Everything you need to know about syllable types

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Everything you need to know about syllable types

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Rebecca, the words change, danger, manger, strange, grange, range, and angel show the effect of the Great Vowel Shift. All came into Middle English from French; Chaucer uses spellings like "chaunge" and "daunger", indicating a long vowel that would have sounded sort of like a nasal version of the vowel that stereotypical Bostonians use in "park" or "Harvard". The same vowel, minus the nasalization, was in "make" and "tale", and what happened to that vowel is that its pronunciation changed but its spelling didn't (well, except that the u got dropped). I can think of only three words with -ange- where the vowel is pronounced short - phalange, evangelist, and flange; the first two are later borrowings, and I'm not sure what happened with flange.

As for father, it had the same vowel - and no one is quite sure why its vowel didn't also turn into long A in most dialects of English - though, interestingly, one does encounter a long-A pronunciation (rhyming with "bather") in some forms of Irish English. But father is syllabified as fa.ther, not fath.er, because, however it's pronounced, that A is long, and treating the first syllable as an open syllable makes sense. In contrast, the first vowel of mother is undeniably short, so it makes sense to have its first syllable closed: moth.er, not mo.ther.

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Rebecca, the words change, danger, manger, strange, grange, range, and angel show the effect of the Great Vowel Shift. All came into Middle English from French; Chaucer uses spellings like "chaunge" and "daunger", indicating a long vowel that would have sounded sort of like a nasal version of the vowel that stereotypical Bostonians use in "park" or "Harvard".

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by Jenny Mitchell

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Teacher Leader-fluency, vocab and comprehension

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Teacher Leader-fluency, vocab and comprehension

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Reading Research

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Teacher Leader Training- December (11).pdf