Does NOT need to have a consonant letter before the vowel. Ex: At, Up, Off Closed Syllable.

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Does NOT need to have a consonant letter before the vowel. Ex: At, Up, Off Closed Syllable

Closed Syllable Spelling Pattern Is one vowel letter (a,e,i,o,u) followed by one or more consonants.

A closed syllable is: Ends in one or more consonants. EX: cat, cash, catch.

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