Name: __________________________________________________ Grade:

________________________

‘y’ as a long ‘i’

The letter ‘y’ is a consonant; however, it sometimes like to act like a vowel. We are
going to see some words where the ‘y’ sounds like a long ‘i’.
Read the following
why by cry my
fly shy pry
buy fry try

Note: ‘buy’, ‘bye’ and ‘by’ are called homophones, which means that
they sound the same, but are spelled differently and have different
meanings.

Read the following

fry shy day
try stunk clay
by chimp tray
my thick way
shy than stay
dry thank may
cry chin bay
guy chat this
why bunk that
chick clunk then
chap hunk with
fry trunk chunk
Cross out the word that is incorrect:
his - hiz thuh - the ot - to
sed - said here - heer have - hav
iz - is du - do hoo - who
woz - was ov - of
yes - yess you - yu

Fill in the black with the correct ending:

ing uck ink anch
ack unk oo ench

1. After school, we will have a sn____________.

2. Please br____________ that stool so I can get the dish.

3. With some l____________ I will win first place.

4. I will be b_____________ at home by two o’clock.

5. The boy sat on the tree on the big br____________.

6. I jumped into the swimming p________l.

7. Let’s go to the ice-skating r__________.

8. The smelly cheese really st___________.