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If English words do not end in I, U, V, or J, what about the word "you"?
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Is "hi" an exception to the rule "English words do not end in I, U, V, or J?"
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Sink and Pink - How Do You Pronounce the I?
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The spelling of the word 'of'
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What's up with the spelling of 'warm' and 'war'? Shouldn't they be spelled with OR?
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Why does T say a CH sound in 'architecture'?
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Why is there a silent e in examine, determine, definite, etc.?
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"Rhythm" and "prism" - how many syllables?
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The short A sound in AT versus in AND, CAN, MAN
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If English words do not end in <i>, How do you explain the word <ski> and <skiing>?
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SH sound in 'sure'
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Why do the words <king> and <kind> have different vowel sounds?
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How may I understand spelling of the words <said> and <says>?
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How do I explain the spelling of the word lieutenant?
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Are 'taxi' and 'alibi' exceptions to the rule that English words do not end in I, U, V or J?
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The spelling of the word ONE
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Why does O say /oo/ in the words DO and TO?
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The -ie- in FRIEND and the -oa- in BROAD
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The spelling of the word 'broad'
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Why is there a silent E in the words GUIDE and IMMEDIATE?
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Why is there a silent E in house?
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Is the word 'straight' an exception to the spelling rules?
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How do we explain the vowels in 'busy' and 'bury'?
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Could you explain the spelling of 'heart'?
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Suffixes: why is it 'daily' and not 'dayly'?
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Could you tell me why we drop the final silent e when adding the suffix -ly to 'true'?
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Is "argument" an exception?
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How should I teach the word "listen"?
