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| when y can be used as vowel or consonant |
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| Hello,ramona To be more specific, y is called semivowel because it is the consonant form of the vowel i. Semivowel: j, w (sounds that glide gracefully.) Happy Sherry is sometimes moody, she said yes but then sorry. The bold y is a consonant (a semivowel) whereas the rest of y's are a short vowel, i. |
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