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SILENT E SPELLING RULE
Introduction
When do we drop silent "e"?
We want to add a suffix.
Can you tell me, what's the rule?
This is what we learn in school.
If you see (snap) "e-r",
(snap) "e-s-t",
(snap) "e-d", "i-n-g",
But leave "e" to add "ly"
It's so easy when you try.
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smile | smilling | smiling | smileing |
shine | shining | shineing | shinning |
wise | wiseest | wissest | wisest |
use | usless | useless | useles |
cure | curd | cured | curred |
come | comeing | comming | coming |
race | raced | racet | racced |
brave | bravist | bravvest | bravest |
name | nameless | namless | nameles |
peace | peacful | peaceful | peacfull |
skate | skatting | skateing | skating |
erase | erasser | erasir | eraser |
hope | hopeful | hopful | hoppful |
bake | bakked | baked | baket |
quote | quoteed | quotted | quoted |
blame | blamed | blamd | blammed |
rare | rarely | rarly | rarrely |
cute | cutr | cutter | cuter |
twinkle | twinkleing | twinkling | twinklling |
lone | lonesome | lonsome | lonesum |