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2. Or basic sight words

3. The service words include the following:
Articles
Pronouns
Prepositions
Conjunctions
verbs

4. Configuration Clues
Context Clues
Phonetic Analysis
Structural Analysis

5.  Give the overall characteristics of how a word looks
 Length of word ascenders and descenders
 Lowercase letters that rise above or below
 One-space letters
 Double-letters
 Overall word form

6.  Come from the meaning of the word as it is used in the
sentence or from guessing what word is coming next
according to the way a reader often uses oral language

7.  Also called phonemes (the study of sound symbol)
 Phonetic principles that govern the articulation of consonants in
English.
 Phonetic principles that govern the articulation of vowel sounds.
 Syllable generalization
 Stress rules
 Other principles that govern the articulation of consonant clusters;
blends or digraphs and vowel digraphs

8.  Usually refers to the analysis of larger meaning-bearing parts
of words such as root words, suffixes, prefixes, word endings,
apostrophe, compound words, and contractions.
 Syllabication
 Often referred to as morphology, a study of morphemes or
the meaning-bearing units of a language.

9. The words and service words are joined to
form phrases and sentences

10. a slice of
bread

11. a hot coffee

12. a clock and
a globe

13. The girl is
running.

14. The kid is
playing.

15. a white cup and
a plate
A white cup on a plate.
Phrase:
Sentence:

17. Cyvi Ann P. Maraño
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