5 EASY FACTS ABOUT SPELLING RULES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR DESCRIBED

Also, maintain the next "e" when there's a double "e" at the conclusion of the word, for example "see" in "seeable" or "flee" in "fleeing." These "Es" are kept so the pronunciation is correct.Explanation: “Nearly” refers to a little something close to happening, but “most” refers to many a gaggle.Some words and phrases ending in “ense”