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It’s time to practice words with closed syllables. First, read each word to yourself. Then start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

©2014#MaxScholar##

hiccup inflict velvet contest tennis tantrum

bandit traffic magnet contract basket consult

public plastic picnic engulf happen himself

sudden trumpet napkin admit herself pretzel

channel cactus attic mental ribbon mitten

insect signal cotton button selfish subject

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It’s time to practice words that end in consonant le. First, read each word to yourself. Then start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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couple trouble whistle sizzle little smuggle

bundle gentle pickle freckle crumple bungle

candle simple bubble ruffle puzzle jungle

gentle nimble apple giggle wrinkle fumble

jingle twinkle cuddle shingle angle purple

thimble mumble sniffle maple title bugle

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It’s time to practice words that contain open syllables. First, read each word to yourself. Then start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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bison humid latex even fiber future

oval cedar climax furor idol hero

student tyrant razor femur Adolph hyphen

silent favor baby vinyl basic zero

locate lucid pupil legal precinct holy

stupid feline thesis super vacant chorus

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ai (ā) braid rail wail Spain paint

quail brain snail chain trail fail

flail ail drain mail raid sail

maid aim laid bait aid pail

mailman acclaim assail attain pigtails braille

ay (ā) sway day away bay gray

may clay pay repay stay decay

pray delay way spray slay tray

anyway stray birthday daylight hallway hearsay

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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au haunt audit jaunt fault laud

saucer taut launch sauna vault sauce

faucet sausage gaudy pause laundry cause

because haul astronaut applaud assault audition

auto caulk defraud exhaust gaunt flaunt

aw jaw thaw straw claw raw

paw squaw scrawl saw law awful

slaw dawn yawn awe draw awl

brawl crawfish drawbridge hawk lawyer pawn

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ea (ē) cheap heap sea reap peak

feast treat read peak steam leak

team least meat each peach teach

heat sneak seat feat neat beak

ea (ě) treat dreadful dead leather wealth

breakfast spread weapon instead thread meadow

already read heavy heaven bread pleasant

breath steady jealous sweat ready sweater

dread feather deaf head dreadlocks deathtrap

ea (ā) steak great break daybreak greatest

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ee indeed cheek sixteen fifteen sleep

beet teeth greet feed reed reef

beef need peek meet keep jeep

tree flee three bleed greed beech

eel fee bee feel seed see

feet week peel street steep screech

green steel sweep sheep teeth squeeze

breed screen seen leek wee heel

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ei (ā) weight rein reindeer weightlifter freight

veil vein surveillance beige weigh feign

sleigh lei freighter neighbor eight neighborhood

ei (ē) ceiling conceive conceit deceit deceive

either neither perceive receipt receive seize

seizure being caffeine conceited codeine Sheila

cysteine homocysteine deceitful leisure achieve receiver

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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eu (yü) feud feudal euphoria Europe eucalyptus

euphemism euro Eugene European euthanize eulogy

euphony eukaryote euglena eureka aneurysm euthyroid

eunuch eulogize euphoria feudist therapeutic pneumonia

eu (oo) deuce neural neuralgia neuritis neurologist

sleuth Zeus pneumonia sleuth saboteur leukemia

leukocyte pneumatic pseudonym rheumatism masseur maneuver

interleukin neuroma neutron neurosis neuter neutral

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ew (yü) pew few curfew nephew ewe

pewter hew mew anew fewest spew

ew (oo) screw regrew jewel jewelry outgrew

withdrew blew unscrew chew dew drew

mildew crew yew threw renew grew

shrew slew newest dewdrop crewneck cashew

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ey (ē) jersey monkey barley dickey turkey

hockey key valley alley honey parsley

whiskey jitney kidney baloney trolley chimney

journey galley volley jockey money attorney

bogeyman cockney surrey donkey dopey bogey

gulley keyboard lackey medley odyssey smiley

pulley motley monkeying moneybag keypad joeys

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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oa boathouse roast goat bloat boat

oar oak moan loan roar toast

soap soak railroad Joan float oath

oatmeal loafer road toad roam charcoal

glue boast coach steamboat cockroach billboard

approach groan moat coast loaf loath

load goatee roach throat crossroad switchboard

goal foam board coal coat loaves

cocoa petticoat encroach toads poach hoard

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ie (ē) achieve belief believe brief chief

field fierce grief grieve niece piece

pier pierce priest relieve reprieve retrieve

shield siege shriek thief thieves tier

aggrieve briefcase briefly fielder grievance chiefs

chiefly hygiene frontier bier fields pieces

ie (ī) belie die fie flier flies

lie tie vie underlie untie diehard

necktie dried drier flied fries client

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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igh (ī) lightning tonight midnight light sigh

fight right lighthouse night fright highest

airtight alright blight candlelight delight knight

nightclub insight forthright almighty bullfight might

sight bright lightweight gaslight lighthouse mighty

eigh (ā) neighbor eighteen eight eighty weigh

weight sleigh eighties freight eightball overweight

weightlifter freighter weightless eightfold flyweight sleighs

bobsleigh neighborly outweighed flyweight paperweight heavyweight

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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oo (oo) groove bloom bloop gloom soon

noon moose goose shoot cool smooth

too drool moon loon room groom

food broom roof loop tooth troop

doom proof school tool boom spoon

oo (oo) stood wool wood shook took

hook look book nook cook soot

good rook foot brook hood crook

fishhook hoof bigfoot cooktop cookies football

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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oe Moe foe hoe Joe roe

woe toe goes Monroe tiptoe oboe

oi soil boil toil moist joist

loin foil groin broil boist spoil

anoint void oil coin voice rejoice

coil point choice poise toilet goiter

devoid loiter exploit thyroid joint poison

subsoil turquoise turmoil tinfoil loiter sirloin

exploit appoint deltoid ointment oilcloth oilskin

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ou (ou) scour mouth cloud couch sprout

sour ground mound found house crouch

ouch bound round flounder thousand trout

lounge blouse stout profound surround hound

playground expound proud pound ounce sound

ou (oo) you Lou group soup wound

Louis cougar tourist tour croup coupon

Louise Louis youth routine soupy goulash

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ow (ou) vow brow how bow uptown

crown town power scow howl cow

flower prow drowsy however fowl powder

crowd down allow towel vowel drown

down frown brown owl now plow

ow (ō) row snow bow slow mow

growth blow elbow flow grown throw

crow shown owner blown thrown window

snowball below rainbow bowl rowboat pillow

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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oy (oi) deploy alloy soy convoy joy

royalty coy destroy boy employ Roy

royal enjoy boycott oyster toy joyful

annoy boyfriend busboy cowboy decoy employee

envoy joyful loyal overjoy playboy royalty

savoy schoolboy loyalty soymilk soybean tomboy

unemployed viceroy voyage foyer ploy pageboy

joystick loyalist joyride deployment houseboy enjoyed

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It’s time to practice words that contain double vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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ue (oo) avenue subdue misconstrue due rue

blue sue flue construe pursue true

glue bluebird bluegrass blueprint sued gluepot

miscue superglue revenue untrue subdued glued

ue (yü) virtue tissue due rescue hue

cue argue continue statue barbecue issuer

subdue venue value undervalued issue overvalue

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It’s time to practice words that end in silent-e. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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bite skate cute flute mute stripe

drove lace hate late tape die

tune same ride cove gave sake

mace maze wrote note zygote page

cage pine frame game name dine

take make lake came muse crime

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It’s time to practice words that end in r-controlled vowels. Start a timer to see how many words you can read in one minute.

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bar tar yard barge charge mark

shark charm yarn sharp chart smart

merge clerk germ stern swerve whirl

third smirk squirt birth scorch sword

stork storm torn sworn sport spur

suburb hurl churn nurse hurt spurt