Question

Caitlyn's reading teacher is explaining that, in words, a "long e" sounds like "eee" and a "short e" sounds like "eh." What concept is her teacher describing

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is "phonemes".

Explanation:

The phoneme seems to be a speech production entity, that has no sense by itself, although they are capable of writing phrases whenever they bring consonants combined.

• It has different tones which distinguish among one and another word.
• It may be difficult to count them since noises are made in various forms and combinations.
• Via means of phonemes, readers are able to properly speak words and understand its concepts.