An Example

Rule--Final "y," when preceded by a consonant, is changed to "i" before

any suffix not beginning with "i."

To learn this rule have the child print out a few examples, as follows,

enlarging and striking out the important letters:

[Illustration]

Rule--Final "y" preceded by a vowel is not changed to "i" before any

suffix beginning with a vowel.

plAy-ed delAy-ed

Have the child print these examples and enlarge them. All rules should

be illustrated in graphic form.

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