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Vowel Digraphs and Diphthongs

pain

laid

sail

rain

train

snail

maid

paint

brain

jail

chain

raid

mail

main

stain

tail

bait

drain

nail

trail

wait

rail

plain

faint

day

play

say

may

hay

pay

ray

tray

stay

pray

sway

clay

gray

jay

bay

bway

lay

spray

stray

slay

see

feed

meet

cheek

seem

peel

green

sheep

sheet

speed

need

speech

knee

deep

bleed

week

wheel

three

weed

peek

keep

seek

heel

tree

queen

eat

mean

team

steal

meal

sea

read

seal

teach

cream

speak

tea

clean

leap

dear

feast

near

leave

beach

leak

bead

beak

cheap

heat

real

boat

coast

float

moan

road

coal

toad

coach

soak

toast

coat

goal

load

groan

cloak

loan

foam

roast

croak

boast

show

slow

know

crow

bow

mow

shown

row

blow

snow

low

grow

flown

tow

flow

known

glow

crow

grown

grow

now

brown

plow

owl

how

chow

howl

clown

cow

growl

down

prowl

wow

fowl

gown

vow

scowl

crown

joy

boy

coy

toy

Roy

Troy

toys

soy

ploy

boys

boil

coin

coil

noise

oil

point

toil

spoil

join

joint

soil

loin

moist

foil

broil

out

count

cloud

loud

mouse

south

shout

hour

proud

sour

scout

flour

found

ouch

sound

mouth

grouch

mount

round

house

law

fawn

saw

crawl

jaw

lawn

draw

yawn

caw

bawl

paw

drawn

claw

dawn

raw

brawn

slaw

straw

shawl

fool

moon

hoop

cool

shoot

moo

goose

food

too

spoon

tooth

soon

loot

school

roof

hoot

loop

boo

coop

room

book

good

shook

foot

woof

hook

crook

cook

stood

brook

hood

wood

look

hook

nook

soot

took

books