Magic E exercises
How the letter e at the end of the word changes the sound of the precedent vowel.
Intermediate level
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Filling gaps
Is there "e" at the end?
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Exercise
Drag and drop
Words that are alike
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Multiple choice
Long or short sound
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The letter e at the end of a word is often called “the magic e” and there is a reason for it. The last e changes the precedent vowel sound from short to long. For example, rod /rɒd/ — rode /rəʊd/, past /pɑːst/ — paste /peɪst/, lit /lɪt/ — lite /laɪt/ etc. These special voiced online exercises will help you learn the difference in pronunciation between words with e and without e. Thus reading new words will become easier for you.
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