Here are some spelling patterns that make this sound:
* "u": This is the most common way to spell the long "u" sound.
* Examples: flute, tune, rule, huge, cube
* "ew": This combination also creates the long "u" sound.
* Examples: few, new, dew, chew, drew
* "ue": This combination is often used at the end of words.
* Examples: true, blue, glue, due, argue
* "ui": This combination is less common, but does exist.
* Examples: fruit, suit, juice, ruin, pursuit
* "y": This can make the long "u" sound in some words.
* Examples: fly, sky, cry, try, my
Let me know if you'd like more examples or have any other questions!