1) dentist a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 2) final a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 3) finish a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 4) narrow a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 5) shelter a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 6) ahead a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 7) corner a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 8) hollow a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 9) divide a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 10) famous a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 11) recent a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 12) silver a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 13) capture a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 14) robin a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 15) dinner a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 16) minus a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 17) minute a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 18) value a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 19) reward a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 20) broken a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 21) predict a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 22) secure a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 23) standard a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable) 24) disguise a) V / CV (LONG vowel in the first syllable) b) VC / CV (two consonants together that are separated, making the vowels SHORT in both syllables) c) VC/ V (SHORT vowel in the first syllable because the consonant is at the end of the syllable)
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