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The long E sound is a lax sound made toward the front of the mouth.
Common spellings and words pronounced the Long E are:
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ea |
ee |
e |
ie |
ete |
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each |
meek |
he |
piece |
mete |
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peach |
meet |
she |
niece |
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reach |
feet |
me |
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heat |
beet |
we |
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meat |
peet |
be |
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sea |
sheet |
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flea |
see |
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pea |
tree |
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tea |
three |
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peace |
bee |
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speak |
knee |
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freak |
fleece |
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leak |
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Sentences:
1. It�s easy to eat three peaches.
2. He likes to bend down and reach his feet.
3. My niece ate a piece of cake under the tree.
4. For dinner, we had some peas, beets, a salad and meat.
5. Nobody likes to be stung by bees.
6. There was a small leak under the kitchen sink.
7. They enjoy sitting down and having some tea together every day.
8. Most lambs have a soft fleece.
9. Most of us want peace in the world.
10. She really loves her niece.
11. Our neighbor planted a new tree in his front yard.
12. My daughter�s growing, but she still can�t reach the cookies.
13. Many people believe that the meek will inherit the earth.
