Silent letters

Silent letters
Silent letters
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Author's Instructions

It consists of two exercises. The first exercise is to work out the rules and match. The second one, is to apply the rules and find the odd one out.
Finally, there is a link to a video and a game to practise silent -e

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Part A: answer the six questions about YOU.

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