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There are very few words that I would call “irregular” in English. Here are a few things to consider before referring to a word, especially a high-frequency word as “irregular” or “tricky”… 📍 The main job of the English spelling system is to communicate meaning. The homophone principle is the perfect example…to, two, too/by, buy, bye. 📍The structural elements that form written words (morphemes) are spelled consistently, even when the pronunciation varies. For example, notice that the suffix -ed is spelled the same, but pronounced differently…payed, wished, wanted. 📍There is almost always, more than one way to spell the same sound in English. 📍 The relationship between how a word is spelled and how it’s pronounced only makes sense in the context of morphological structure. The words: does, been and says are the perfect examples. The morphological structure of words like does, goes, been, says, & because along with their morphological word families, is the perfect example of how to introduce morphology and word structure to young students. Morphology has traditionally been viewed as a more advanced topic, secondary to the phoneme-grapheme correspondences that make up spoken words. Effective literacy instruction must include both the phonology of English AND the structural framework of the writing system…from the very beginning! #earlyliteracy #structuredliteracy #scienceofreading #teachingreading #morphology #spelling #teachersoftiktok #homeschool

Respondendo a @hoosier_daddy_official #stitch with @Language Hacks Whether it comes from 1 or 5 words, it's still just a contraction, and another word! #linguistics #contractions #longwords #yalldntve #yalldve #y 'all'd'n't've #english #morphology #dialects #woodyling

Free resources for older grades based on Science of Reading research? I've got you. A 2024 study lead by Dr. Danielle Colenbrander found that "morphology instruction—the breaking down of words into their meaningful parts—benefited students' reading and spelling of directly taught words, with evidence it could also improve their ability to spell untaught words." Comment "morphology" and I'll send you the links to this study, and the two resource websites I mentioned in the video! #morphology #scienceoflearning #sor #sortips #freesorresources #scienceofreading #learntoread #upperelementary #secondaryeducation #orthography #readingintervention

Latin bases are very much alive! Do you know of any others?#iloveteaching #themoreyouknow #edutok #structuredliteracy #fyp #LearnOnTikTok #morphology #words #vocabulary #Canva

Respondendo a @bukah_dukah #stitxh with @donaldperryfunk I think it might as well be considered a word, it does exactly what other words do! #linguistics #morphology #semantics #words #english #aave #aae #woodyling