Long I and Usage of Titles
Long I and Usage of Titles
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Overview
The long I sound is put to use in the combinations -ine, -ide, -y, -igh, -ight, -ire, -ife and -ipe. A succession of compound words using the long I sound pop up and, instead of sight words, the abbreviations Mr., Mrs. and Ms. are put forth. Word endings -ed and -ing get reviewed. Wally ""Famous"" Amos talks of spacing of cursive letters in addition to the cursive numerals. The ""Getting Along"" segment touches up on classes of greeting cards.
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