SnapPhonics

stood

STUUD/ˈstʊd/verb
  1. verbWas in an upright position on the feet.

  2. verbRose up onto the feet.

  3. verbRemained still and motionless.

  4. verbWas placed in an upright position.

  5. verbWas located or situated in a particular place.

  6. verbCould tolerate or accept something difficult.

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Syllables

stood

1 syllable

Letters

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Phonics breakdown

st

Phonics Rule: ST Blend

S and T blend together — you hear both sounds! Like in 'stop' and 'fast'.

The blend ST combines /s/ and /t/ spoken quickly together. It can appear at the beginning or end of a word.

Examples

oo

Phonics Rule: OO (Short Sound)

OO sometimes makes a shorter sound, like in 'book' and 'good'.

The vowel team 'oo' sometimes makes the shorter /ʊ/ sound. This is less common than the long /uː/ sound. Words with short OO need to be learned individually.

Tip

Look in a book — short OO!

Examples

d

Phonics Rule: Letter 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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