SnapPhonics

reupload

Pronouncedreupload

/ˌriːˈʌp.loʊd/verb

To upload something again. This is when you send a file or document to the internet a second time.

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Syllables

reupload

3 syllables

Letters

Related words (same phonics pattern)

Phonics breakdown

re

Phonics Rule: Prefix RE-

Sound“ree”·/riː/

RE- means 'again'. 'Redo' means 'do again'.

The prefix re- means 'again' or 'back'. 'Read' → 'reread' (read again). 'Build' → 'rebuild' (build again).

Tip

RE means again — redo, replay, return!

Examples

u

Phonics Rule: Short U

Sound“uh”·/ʌ/

The letter U makes a short sound, like in 'cup' and 'bus'.

When the letter U appears in a closed syllable, it usually makes the short U sound “uh”. This sounds like 'uh'.

Tip

U says “uh” like 'uh-oh, what's up?'

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pl

Phonics Rule: PL Blend

Sound“pl”·/pl/

P and L blend together — you hear both sounds! Like in 'play' and 'plan'.

The blend PL combines /p/ and /l/ spoken quickly together.

Examples

oa

Phonics Rule: OA Vowel Team

Sound“oh”·/oʊ/

When O and A are together, they say long O, like in 'boat' and 'road'.

The vowel team 'oa' reliably makes the long O sound “oh”. This is one of the more consistent vowel teams.

Tip

O and A in a boat — O does the talking!

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d

Phonics Rule: Letter D

Sound“d”·/d/

The letter D makes the /d/ sound, like in 'dog', 'day', and 'dig'. The tongue tip touches behind the upper teeth.

D is a voiced alveolar stop. The tongue tip touches the ridge just behind the upper front teeth, then releases with voice. It reliably makes the /d/ sound in almost all positions.

Tip

D is for dog — and dog starts with /d/!

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