The short /e/ sound is often spelled with ea, as in head or bread. Although ea includes two letters, it makes the same sound as the e in words like bed. From your list, examples like meanth, spread, and breath all follow this pattern. Keep an eye out for ea words - soon you’ll recognise them easily in both reading and spelling.
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When it is cold I always wear a hat on my head.
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The dead are buried in a cemetery.
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I dread my next exam.
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Don't tread on my clean floor.
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Spread the bread with peanut butter.
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Thread can be made of cotton or nylon.
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The baby was born blind and deaf.
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His death caused terrible grief.
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Take a breath of fresh air.
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Fruit juice is good for your health.
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The enemy used stealth tactics to approach their target.
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I meant to call you but I forgot.
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Jogging fast can make you sweat.
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The defeated army no longer poses a threat.
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The wealthy businessman had become a tycoon.
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