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frequents

/ˈf r ē k w ə n t s, ˈf r ē k w ĕ n t s/

frē-quents, frē-quĕnts

QU_PAIR

Q is always paired with U, and this U functions as a consonant, not a vowel.

regular_short

Vowels typically make their short sound in a closed syllable.

OPEN_SYLLABLE_LONG

When A, E, O, or U appear at the end of a syllable, they typically make their long (letter name) sound.

Base Form

Past Tense

Past Participle

Present Participle

3rd Person Singular

Plural

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