Spelling Word List: i-e words - set 2

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desire
entire
require
conspire
advise
invite
divide
combine
despite
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About This Spelling List: i-e words - set 2

i-e is a common way to spell the long /i/ sound in English. The pattern involves adding an e at the end of the word, following a consonant. This helps create the long /i/ sound, as in entire, require, and invite.

For example, in the word admire, the i is followed by an e to make the long /i/ sound. Similarly, desire and combine follow the same rule.

Try saying these words out loud and notice how the i-e pattern affects the pronunciation. Click on the speaker icon to hear the correct pronunciation!

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Learn more in Unit 7. Long vowels e.g ee, ea or y? oa, o-e, or ow? u-e, ue, or ew?


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