“Y” and “w” are on this page. “Y” and “w” are Consonants but are sometimes considered to be vowels. So, the rule for this book which is, when two vowels are together the first one says its “name” and the second one is silent, apply using the “y” and “w” as vowels. With this in mind, “a y” would make the sound of the “a” vowel “name” and “o w” would make the sound of the “o” vowel “name”.

ay

bay
day
Fay
gay
Jay
lay
may
pay
Ray
say
way
betray
betrayal
bricklayer
castaway
clay
daytime
dismay
display
essay
fray
gangway
Friday
holiday
mayhem
maypole
midway
Monday
payment
payphone
playful
playlist
Sunday
runway
spay
spray
stay
subway
sway
beltway
Bombay
Clayton
crayon
crayfish
daybed
deejay
fairway
freeway
plaything
stairway

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