Adult Phonics: oi sound/words

Adult Phonics: oi sound/words - digraph

Hey everyone, welcome to Abby online teaching. In today's lesson, we're going to be exploring a new sound represented by the two-letter combination "oi." When these letters come together, they create the sound "oi." Let's dive into four words that showcase this unique sound:

Oil: When cooking, a little bit of oil is necessary. To sound out this word, it's "oi - oh - oil."
Boil: Before making tea, the kettle needs to boil. For this word, it's pronounced as "boil - boy-ul."
Soil: Soil is essential for planting plants. To pronounce it, it's "soil - oi - oh - I - soil."
Point: Though it's considered impolite, let's point for the purpose of this video. To say this word, it's "point - oi - and - point."

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Adult Phonics, oi Sound, Digraph, Pronunciation, Words

FAQ

How is the "oi" sound pronounced in words like "oil" and "boil"? The "oi" sound in these words is pronounced as a diphthong - a blend of the individual "o" and "i" sounds, creating a unique "oi" sound.
Why is understanding digraphs like "oi" important in phonics? Understanding digraphs helps in decoding words accurately, improving pronunciation and reading fluency.