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GEIt sounds like you’re referring to the “Magic e” concept, which is a common phonics rule used to teach kids how vowels can change their sound when followed by an “e” at the end of a word. This is known as the “Magic e” rule, or the “silent e” rule.
For example:
• cap → cape (The “a” changes from a short sound to a long sound)
• bit → bite (The “i” changes from a short sound to a long sound)
• hop → hope (The “o” changes from a short sound to a long sound)
The “e” at the end is silent, but it “magically” changes the vowel sound in the word. #phonics #magice #magicewords #spiltdigraph
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