| Walter E. Dunson, Jr., Ph.D. Academic Language Therapist |
The “F, ” “L, ” “S” Doubling Rule The “CVC ” Doubling Rule The “CVC ” Doubling Rule-Extended The Silent “e” Rule The “y” Rule Plurals Vowel-“r” Consonant + “le” “qu” Vowel + consonant + consonant (“-ald,” “-ild,” “-old,” etc.) Silent Letters The Accent The Schwa Final Stable Syllables “-able” versus “-ible” “-ably” versus “-ibly” “-ant” versus “-ent” “-ance” versus “-ence” “-ancy” versus “-ency” “-al, ” “-el, ” and “-ile” “-cial” versus “-tial” “-cious” versus “-tious” The French Code Anglo-Saxon Word Construction
The Parts of Speech
Verbals Appositives The Clause Sentence Structure Agreement of Subject and Verb Problems in Agreement Using Verbs Correctly Using Pronouns Correctly
Appendices Consonant Chart Reading/Spelling Diagnostic Forms Checklists |