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Unit 07. Long vowels e.g ee, ea or y? oa, o-e, or
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Study the word list: ay words - set 2

On the end of a word the most common way to spell the long /a/ sound is with the letters ay.

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away 		The cat ran away from the dog.
always 		We always do our homework in the evening.
betray 		The spy was worried someone would betray her.
dismay 		Lily's shriek of dismay caused Ruby to turn around.
display 		There was a display of books in the window.
decay 		Brush your teeth every day to prevent decay.
delay 		The captain informed them there might be a delay.
essay 		Have you finished your essay yet?
portray 		Does this picture portray a good likeness?
relay 		They set a new record for the 400m relay race.
Sunday 		We attend church every Sunday.
Monday 		I love going to back to work each Monday.
Tuesday 		I have a music lesson every Tuesday.
Wednesday 		He will be 16 years old on Wednesday.
Thursday 		Shall we go out for dinner on Thursday?
Friday 		We are going to the football on Friday night.
Saturday 		Jack goes to the pub every Saturday.

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Learn about these words in Unit 7. Long vowels e.g ee, ea or y? oa, o-e, or ow? u-e, ue, or ew?

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