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9. An Explanation of the e-speec Rules
In these sections we set out the reasons for the e-speec rules. The rules and the conclusions made
here are the result of a detailed analysis of 10,000 commonly-used words:
| Long and Short Vowels
| Vowels at the End of a Word
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| c, s and k
| s and z
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| -ed, -d, -t
| f, ph, and j, g
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| x, cs and qu, cw
| sh, zh and ch
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| w, wh and ou
| er and or
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| eer, oi and ng
| Doubling of Consonants
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| Adding e
| -ing, -fl, -nes, -abl, -us
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| Long Vowels in the Middle, Omitting Vowels
| The Clayton's Vowel
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Proper Nouns and -war
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