Even in England, Y is a consonant only when it makes the sound you hear in yellow or yo-yo. Y is a vowel when it makes either of the sounds you hear at the end of cry or penny. It is also a vowel when it is part of the vowel digraph ay as in maybe.
Y is a consonant when it makes the sound you hear in yellow or yo-yo. Y is a vowel when it makes either of the sounds you hear at the end of cry or penny. It is also a vowel when it is part of the vowel digraph ay as in maybe.
a e i o u
and then sometimes y
All the rest are consonants.
Now vowels I can spy.
W101girl 1 year ago
i knew the 'sometimes y' thing.
cowfluf7 2 years ago
since when was Y a vowel???!!!!
not in England!
dont think I'l be letting the kids watch this one.
Thanks AnYwaY<------ ???
ctgg83 2 years ago
Even in England, Y is a consonant only when it makes the sound you hear in yellow or yo-yo. Y is a vowel when it makes either of the sounds you hear at the end of cry or penny. It is also a vowel when it is part of the vowel digraph ay as in maybe.
Grancie48 2 years ago
@Grancie48 And may I add in the middle of a word such as "syllable" or "cyst" as an "i" substitute. :)
omigrad 1 year ago
@omigrad absolutely!
Grancie48 1 year ago
What do you mean by 'and then sometimes y' because y isn't a vowel.
TheDanIsDaMan 2 years ago
Y is a consonant when it makes the sound you hear in yellow or yo-yo. Y is a vowel when it makes either of the sounds you hear at the end of cry or penny. It is also a vowel when it is part of the vowel digraph ay as in maybe.
Grancie48 2 years ago