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It cannot be easy to teach your child the long I words sound. However, our kids learned long vowels best by using simple words that use the sound.
Spend time using three to four letters and emphasize the vowel sound. Below is a long I words list that you can use for your child to help you show them a few words that result from long vowels. Again, you should stress the vowel sound and practice the long sounds of I letter.
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Long Vowels Definition
A long vowel is a vowel sound pronounced the same way as the name of the letter itself. For example, the long U sound is pronounced like “yoo,” as would be the case in words like “lure” and “tube.” By contrast, the short U sound is pronounced more like “uh,” as in words like “cub,” “cup,” and “tub.” These are the most common long vowels:
- Long a – day, baby, cake, rain, they, weigh, pay, take, lake, shake
- Long e – see, he, she, piece, me, eve, hear, meet, candy, be
- Long i – spider, light, silent, bike, my, tiny, final, item, iris, idol, silo
- Long o – snow, go, home, toe, boat
- Long u – music, feud, mule, pew
Let’s look again at the example words: ‘pine’, ‘five’, ‘ripe’, ‘idea’, ‘ice’ & ‘iron.’ The word bug does not have the U long sound that the word bugle does. Instead, the vowel sound in the word “bug” is short.
The words with long vowel sounds are also known as long vowel words. It is important to remember that the spelling of a word and how it sounds don’t always match. The long U sound is also present in words like “few” “beauty.” The long I sound in “line,” “bike,” and other words can be spelled as “i” (as “bite”) or even “ie” (“as “pie”), among many other variations.
The I sound, the long form of the I sound, can be heard in words such as “vine” and “time.” These are just a few of the many words that use the I sound. This article includes long I words list that introduces students to the “long I” sound. It is followed by sentences that use these sounds.
01. silo | 02. tiny |
03. shiny | 04. spider |
05. silent | 06. final |
07. idea | 08. item |
09. iris | 10. iron |
11. idol | 12. pilot |
13. ice | 14. bike |
15. kite | 16. five |
17. ripe | 18. pine |
19. line | 20. polite |
21. invite | 22. drive |
23. time | 24. fine |
25. pipe | 26. strife |
27. extreme | 28. fright |
29. knight | 30. high |
31. vine | 32. tight |
33. hike | 34. wise |
35. hide | 36. bride |
37. right | 38. glide |
39. bright | 40. sight |
41. light | 41. fight |
Long I Sentences List
Here is the list of long I sentences having long I words sound.
- Sara and I are going to the movies.
- Everything is going to be just fine.
- The pine needles are everywhere!
- You’ll find the jam in the bread aisle.
- Take a right turn at the next intersection.
Using Long I Vowel Sounds
Although the long I words list may not be complete, it can help you understand the basic concepts of long I vowel sounds. These long I words can also be used in longer words.
Some words have both short and long vowel sounds, depending on the time frame. For example, when the tense is present, words such as “read” are pronounced with the long vowel sound.
The tense can be changed from past to present, and the long vowel sound will be removed. Instead, the word will contain the shorter vowel sound. Example: “I’ve read the list of short vowel words, and I understand it much better now.”
Conclusion
Which of these incredibly long I words that are most helpful in your daily life? Have you found any new long I words that are more appealing to you? Spread these long I words by sending a text with these words for someone you love and adore.
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long i words with pictures
Here we have another post about vowel sounds. This time we are looking at the long I sound. There are the long I words with pictures flashcards, some teaching ideas, an extensive long I word list, and some fun practice sentences that use long I words.
Long I words are simply words that are pronounced with the sound stretched out. To make this clear, let us compare a long I and a short I word. For example pine and pin. You can notice that when you say the word pin the I sound is very short whereas with pine the I sound drags out much longer.
There are 6 different ways in which long I words can be spelled. With just an I, or with I_E (i consonant e), using IGH, IG, or IE, and finally with a Y. Here are some quick examples –
- I – pilot, library, I’ll, and cacti.
- I_E – ice, bite, lime, and vine.
- IGH – night, high, fight, and mighty.
- IG – sign, assignment, design, and malign.
- IE – pie, tie, fried, and die.
- Y – sly, imply, type, and cycle.
How to use the long I words with pictures
These free printable cards are great for both teaching English pronunciation and at the same time helping learners expand their vocabularies. Just print and cut out the cards and they can be used in all manner of educational activities. Here are a few ideas –
- Pelmanism/matching. This can be done by either printing 2 sets of cards t match or by cutting the words off the bottom of the cards to match with the pictures.
- Arranging. Ask your students to arrange the cards alphabetically, by long I sound spelling type, as verbs nouns, or adjectives, by the number of syllables, or any other way you like.
- Making sentences. Give students several cards and ask them to create a sentence using the words.
- Comparisons. Ask your students to think of short I sound words that are similar to the cards. For example, for the word “type” they could say “tip” and for “sky” they could say “ski”.
- For some younger learners, you can just give them a long I word list and ask them to draw the words.
- If you cut the words off the bottom of the cards you can give students a list of the words that are jumbled up to make a puzzle game. For lime give them lmei, for knight give them ntihgk, and so on.
- Rhyming. Get your students to find and group together all the words that rhyme.
Long I words list
Here is a long I word list that you can use to create your own activities. The words have been listed in alphabetical order.Note that there may be some occasions where a word does not have the long I sound depending on if you are using UK English or North American English.
align
alike
alive
analyze
apply
archetype
arise
arrive
aside
behind
bicycle
bike
bite
blind
bribe
bride
bright
butterfly
by
byte
delight
cacti
child
chime
China
classify
climb
combine
comply
cried
crime
cry
cycle
cyclone
cyclops
decide
defy
deny
describe
design
despite
dice
die
dime
dine
dive
dried
drive
dry
drying
dying
enzyme
excitement
exercise
eyesight
fight
file
final
finally
find
fine
fire
five
flashlight
flight
fly
fortnight
freestyle
Friday
fried
fright
frighten
fry
giant
gigabyte
glide
guide
gripe
hairstyle
hi
hide
high
higher
highest
highway
hike
hire
hive
hydrogen
hype
I
I’d
I’ll
I’m
I’ve
ice
idea
idol
inside
irate
iris
iron
item
ivory
July
kind
kite
knife
knight
library
lice
lie
life
light
lightning
like
likely
lime
line
lion
live
lying
magnify
mice
midnight
might
mighty
mild
mind
mine
mistype
mite
modify
moonlight
multiply
my
myself
nearby
nice
night
nine
nylon
occupy
organise
outside
paralyse
pie
pike
pile
pilot
pine
pipe
price
pride
prize
provide
quiet
realise
reconcile
recycle
rely
reply
rhyme
rice
ride
right
ripe
rise
satisfy
science
shine
shy
side
sigh
sight
sign
silent
site
size
sky
skylight
slice
slide
slide
slide
slight
slime
sly
smile
sometime
spider
spike
spy
style
sunlight
supply
surprise
thigh
thy
thyme
tide
tie
tied
tight
tighten
tighter
tile
time
tire
tonight
trial
tricycle
tried
try
twilight
tyke
type
typewriter
tyrant
upright
vine
white
why
wide
wife
wild
wipe
wire
wise
write
Long I words practice sentences
These fun sentences are perfect for practicing the long I sound. You can also provide your students with a word list and see if they can make their own. It doesn’t matter how ridiculous the sentences are as long as they are grammatically correct.
Ivan wipes and shines all the time.
A line of lions biting thighs.
Why fly if there’s ice in the sky?
Guides climb and hike for sights.
The nearby library is quiet at night.
The nice lime pie slice is mine.
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If you enjoyed these resources you may also want to check out the long U words with pictures page.
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Learn all about long i and the six ways to spell the long i vowel sound: i, i-e, igh, y, y-e, and ie. You will also snag your own free printable list with 173 words with long i vowel sounds!
All About Long i
Just as with all long vowels, the long vowel sound is the same as the letter name.
- Long a says /ā/ like acorn.
- Long e says /ē/ like equal.
- Long i says /ī/ like ice.
- Long o says /ō/ like ocean.
- Long u says /yoo/ like unicorn, OR /oo/ like ruler.
I usually teach my students a little jingle to remember the sound long vowels make. We pound on the table and chant, “Long vowels say their names.” My students really respond positively to this, and it helps them to remember the sounds of long vowels!
Long i can be spelled 6 different ways: i, i-e, igh, y, y-e, and ie. All of these spelling patterns can result in the long i vowel sound. Examples include:
- i like lion.
- i-e like bike.
- igh like light.
- y like fly.
- y_e like type.
- ie like pie.
👉 Scroll to the bottom to download our free, comprehensive long i word list PDF!
i – Open Syllable Words & Wild/Old Words
The letter i by itself will say its long sound when it is the last letter in a syllable. This is called an open syllable. Think about words like hi, li/on, and pi/lot. Since the syllables end in the single letter i, the vowel will make its long i sound.
👉 Exceptions: We also hear the long i sound in many common, but irregular closed syllable words that break the rules.
These ‘exceptions to the rule’ are one-syllable words that end in -ild, -ilt, -ind, and -ist. These are sometimes referred to as Wild, Old Words.
Words with open syllable and wild or old words with long i sound:
lion | kind | climb | hi | quiet | silent |
I | find | blind | idea | science | bicycle |
I’m | mind | mild | Friday | iron | Simon |
I’ll | child | pilot | behind | giant | spider |
I’ve | wild | item | finally | library | final |
I’d | sign | trial | decide | China | tricycle |
i-e (Long i with Silent E)
This pattern follows a VCe pattern and results in the letter i saying its name.
Use the sight word ‘like’ to teach this spelling pattern. Write it on the board and ask your students to read it. Because this word is usually one of the first sight words children learn, they should know it automatically.)
Follow this general script:
- Teacher: Tap the sounds you hear in the word like. How many sounds do you hear?
- Students: /l/ /ī/ /k/ = 3 sounds.
- Teacher: But we see four letters! When we see i-consonant-e pattern in words, the i will say its long sound. That’s why ‘like’ has a long vowel sound in the middle. Without the letter e at the end, it would say ‘lick.’ Now imagine you raised your hand in class and said “I like my dog.” That magic e at the end is so important because, without it, my sentence would say “I lick my dog.” (Kids always get a hoot out of using this example in a sentence.)
Words with long i with silent e with long i sound:
bike | smile | bride | exercise | alive | likely |
time | ride | five | sometime | arrive | provide |
file | mine | lime | inside | describe | excitement |
side | kite | slide | outside | combine | aside |
like | hide | slime | surprise | realize | organize |
pipe | bite | write | decide | alike | despite |
igh – Vowel Team
Refer to this spelling pattern as “igh – 3 letter i.” It’s a three-letter vowel team. This phonogram is totally irregular and cannot be sounded out.
We learned from The ABC’s and All Their Tricks that this spelling is actually a remnant of Old English and Old German, which is why it looks so strange to us!
Words with vowel team igh with long I sound:
light | fight | knight | flashlight | highest | moonlight |
right | sight | fright | higher | lightning | upright |
might | tight | Dwight | tonight | mighty | eyesight |
night | sigh | twilight | fighting | highway | sightsee |
high | slight | tighter | frighten | midnight | skylight |
bright | flight | fortnight | sunlight | delight | tighten |
y – Vowel
Remember told old saying: “A, E, I, O, U and sometimes Y.” Well, let’s teach our students the rules for when the letter y actually is considered a vowel. They can know for sure when that “sometimes” really occurs.
👉 Y is considered a vowel when it comes at the end of a syllable or word.
👉 When Y is at the end of a root word, it makes the long i sound.
Multisyllabic words where the vowel y makes the long I sound:
fly | dry | dying | drying | deny | nylon |
by | myself | shy | satisfy | multiply | occupy |
my | cry | reply | hydrogen | magnify | cyclone |
why | sly | spy | butterfly | neaby | modify |
try | lying | thy | classify | Wyoming | recycle |
sky | July | defy | apply | cyclops | tyrant |
y-e (Long Y with Silent E)
When y is in the middle of a word, it is also considered a vowel.
When a syllable follows a y-consonant-silent e pattern, the y makes the long i sound. Many of these words come from Greek, and the y makes the sound of i.
type | lyme | Bryce | style | analyze | genotype |
hype | Clyde | byte | typewriter | archetype | freestyle |
Kyle | hyde | thyme | paralyze | argylye | gigabyte |
lyme | Lyle | tyke | enzyme | hairstyle | mistype |
ie – Vowel Team
IE is a vowel team. When it comes at the end of a root, it makes the long vowel i sound.
There are only a handful of words that include this vowel team, so teaching these four words together as a word family may be a better approach than teaching and reviewing the vowel team.
pie | die | lie | tie |
FAQ & Info
What are the best ways to teach long vowels?
Begin by solidifying the difference between long and short vowels. Use hands-on activities, manipulatives, and orthographic mapping activities. Vowel sorts are also great activities.
Should I teach all long vowel spellings at the same time?
You should not teach all long vowel patterns at the same time. Follow a scope and sequence that targets skills systematically to build a solid foundation.
Do I use all the words on the Long Vowel Word List?
Only choose words from the list that follow the phonics skills you’ve already taught. For example: When teaching the long y spelling for long i, do not use the word “city” with students if you haven’t already taught the soft sound of c says /s/.
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All vowels in English can be pronounced with either a short sound and or a long sound. For example: “paper” and “paternity”. Today, let’s work on the vowel “i” which tends to be difficult for French speakers. First, let’s review all English vowels together: a, e, i, o, u.
Short “i”, like SIT — Long “i”, like BIKE
Here are some words with the long “i” first, then the short “i”:
- file/fill
- mice/miss
- fight/fit
- night/knit
Short “i” sound, like SIT
imagine, engine, famine, pig, quick, bit, zip, hill, brick, sick
Long “i” sound, like BIKE
bike, stripe, file, night, bright, light, site, high, why, fly, apply, satisfy
Practice: make a sentence with the following words:
sit / site
hit / height
pin / pine
file / fill
fight / fit
Some words have both sounds in the same word: crisis [cry-sis]
At last, the day has finally arrived when I get to go up against the long I words. Don’t worry, it’s nothing personal. The issue is that the category of long I words contains my favorite word in the English language but also some of my least favorite words. It is definitely a love and hate relationship that I have going on with long I words.
Worry not, I will be impartial as I teach you about this paradoxical selection of words. If you are curious as to what my favorite and least favorite words in the English language are then stay tuned to find out. I hope you like my words as much as I do.
What Are Long I Words?
Before we get any further into this subject, I have got to get you up to speed on just what exactly long I words are. Long I words are words that when pronounced make a long I sound. This could sound as if you are saying the letter I by itself. If you are confused then don’t worry because I have an example for you. Think about the word “silent”. Say it out loud and ponder its every syllable.
That sound it made at the very beginning? The Si sound right before we raise the lent. That is a long I sound that makes up a long I word. Simple and clean, I sure am glad we got that out of the way because now we can find sanctuary in the next section.
Ways to Spell Long I Words
There are not as many different ways of spelling a long I word as there are for long U words so let’s just jump right into it.
- I – The I by itself is strong enough to evoke the long I sound. The strong and independent vowel doesn’t need a consonant, just like the word “silent”.
- I_E – These racy consonants are always prevalent. This time, our improper consonant “friend’ has chosen to rest in between an I and E. The word “shine” will light our way.
- IE – IE is pie and it is not a lie. There are two long I words for you.
- IGH – Out of all the ways to spell long I words, this right here is my favorite. In fact, this bad boy can fit so many long I words, such as light.
- Y – Why the letter y makes a long I sound, I will never know but the word “my” is a great example of this phenomenon.
- Y_E – Perhaps the highest amount of times that the consonant has shown its disgraceful face in one list. I’ll give you your example word now so that we can leave. The word is “type”.
List of Long I Words
I
- Pilot
- Item
- Ivory
- Idea
- Idol
- Iris
- Iron
- Ice cream
I-E
- Ice
- Fire
- Life
- Pile
- Tide
- Wise
- Price
- Bike
- Five
- Like
- Pine
- Tile
- Alike
- Pride
- Bite
- Hide
- Lime
- Pipe
- Time
- Arise
- Prize
- Dice
- Hike
- Line
- Rice
- Tire
- Bride
- Shine
- Dime
- Hire
- Live
- Ride
- Vine
- Chime
- Slice
- Dive
- Hive
- Mice
- Ripe
- Wide
- Crime
- Slide
- File
- Item
- Nice
- Rise
- Wife
- Drive
- Smile
- File
- Kite
- Nine
- Side
- Wipe
- Glide
- Spike
- Fine
- Lice
- Pike
- Size
- Wire
- Knife
- White
IGH
- High
- Sigh
- Fight
- Light
- Might
- Night
- Right
- Sight
- Tight
- Bright
- Flight
- Knight
- Delight
- Tonight
- Lightening
IE
- Die
- Lie
- Pie
- Tie
- Cried
- Tried
- Dried
- Fried
- Tied
-Y
- By
- Why
- My
- Cry
- Dry
- Fry
- Fly
- Sly
- Spy
- Shy
- Apply
- Comply
- Supply
- Rely
- July
- Rhyme
- Cycle
Congratulations! You are ready to tackle the world with your long I words.
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Last Updated on February 26, 2023