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What are examples of vowel consonant vowel?

Here are some examples of vowel-consonant-vowel (VCV) words:

Short Vowels:

* Cat: a-t

* Dog: o-g

* Sun: u-n

* Egg: e-g

* Hug: u-g

* Tip: i-p

* Hat: a-t

* Cup: u-p

* Fan: a-n

* Man: a-n

Long Vowels:

* Bake: a-k-e

* Hope: o-p-e

* Cute: u-t-e

* Time: i-m-e

* Feel: e-l-e

* Fine: i-n-e

* Gate: a-t-e

* Shoe: u-e

* Plane: a-n-e

Other Examples:

* About: a-b-ou-t

* Again: a-g-ai-n

* Alone: a-l-o-n-e

* Paper: a-p-e-r

* Planet: a-p-l-a-n-e-t

Remember:

* Diphthongs: Words like "boy" and "coin" don't fit this pattern because they contain two vowels working together as one sound.

* Syllabification: VCV words can have multiple syllables. For example, "about" has two syllables, but the VCV pattern is within the first syllable ("a-b-ou").

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