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The ea spelling pattern is a common way to represent the long /e/ sound, as found in words like meat, bean, and tea. You might see this pattern in the middle or end of words, and sometimes even at the start, like in ear or east.

But be careful! The ea spelling can also create a short /e/ sound in words like bread or bear. This list will help you identify when the ea spelling represents the long /e/ sound, with plenty of examples to explore.

appear You appear to be upset.
beaver We saw a beaver by the stream today.
beneath The tourists stood beneath the arch.
creature A crocodile is a very dangerous creature.
decrease There was a decrease in population.
defeat The team were dismayed by the defeat.
disease Rats can carry disease.
increase There was a significant increase in vinyl sales this year.
ordeal She may never recover from her ordeal.
really I really enjoy the weekends.
reason His reason for being late was understandable.
repeat Using a stencil allows a painter to repeat a pattern.
reveal She refused to reveal the secret behind the trick.
season There may be floods in the monsoon season.
treaty A peace treaty has been signed at last.
Easter It will soon be Easter.

Learn more about these words in the Spellzone Main Course: Unit 7. Long vowels e.g ee, ea or y? oa, o-e, or ow? u-e, ue, or ew?

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beaver
beneath
creature
decrease
defeat
disease
increase
ordeal
really
reason
repeat
reveal
season
treaty
Easter

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