Long Vowel Silent "e" Pattern

    Good afternoon! Week starts and I´m back to continue telling you my experience. Today corresponded a particular lesson about long vowel silent "e" pattern. A silent letter e at the end of a word often signals a specific pronunciation of the preceding vowel letter, as in the difference between "rid" /ˈrɪd/ and "ride" /ˈraɪd. I mean, when silent e occurs at the end of an English word, it converts a vowel to its "long" equivalent, which means that it makes a vowel say its "name", except u, which has two long sounds, instead of one.
     These are the words discussed in the lesson and also dthe sentences that I wrote in Sentence Writing Practice:
                                               

    
     1.These pencil are yellow.
     2. This toy is mine and the rest are yours.
     3. I was late to the meeting.
     4. I save the wounded bird.
     5. We can not ride bike beacause it´s raining.
     6. The police sealed off the crime zone.
     7. The clown made a joke to children.
     8. Powder makes my nose itch. 
     9. Puppy is very cute.
     10. Lowder the volumen if you´re going to use the player.






Hundreds of English words end with a silent e, so  I´m going to give you a list of some I could find; i hope you find it useful and with this I say goodbye until tomorrow.

• Love
• Dove
• Above
• Cove
• Give
• Gave
• Cave
• Knave
• Jove
• Stove
• Brave
• Dave
• Drove
• Mauve
• Mace
• Maze
• Lace
• Grace
• Pace
• Wove
• Drive
• Hate
• Bate
• Date
• Fate
• Grate
• Gate
• Mate
• Nate
• Kate
• Late
• Bite
• Skate
• Cute
• Flute
• Mute
• Ripe
• Pipe
• Tripe
• Stripe
• Type
• Gripe
• Hype
• Die
• Pie
• Tape
• Gape
• Nape
• Spoke
• Wrote
• Note
• Zygote
• Page
• Gauge
• Cage
• Lime
• Time
• Mime
• Dime
• Wine
• Pine
• Turpentine
• Frame
• Game
• Name
• Tame
• Same
• Came
• Dame
• Fame
• Crane
• Cake
• Bake
• Take
• Make
• Lake
• Plane
• Mane
• Dane
• Scene
• Come
• Came
• Crime
• Fare
• Bare
• Mare
• Stare
• Claire
• Rose
• Nose
• Doze
• Wise
• Loose
• Lose
• Grease
• Shoe
• Toe
• Slate
• Mete
• Gripe
• Code
• Abode
• Rune
• Cane
• Pane
• Hope
• Pope
• State
• Spite
• Trite
• Kite
• Mite
• Late
• Extreme
• Note
• Calculate
• Reserve
• Preserve
• Curve
• Conceive
• Perceive
• Receive
• Expense
• Hence
• Peace
• Abase
• Fleece
• Niece
• Abide
• Above
• Abuse
• Acute
• Adore
• Angle
• Anime
• Bible
• Biome
• Blade
• Blame
• Blare
• Bride
• Cause
• Case
• Grave
• Choke
• Chore
• Chose
• Close
• Clothe
• Evoke
• Fluke
• Flume
• Frame
• Goose
• Grove
• Orate
• Pause
• Pike
• Rite
• Courage
• Please
• Squeeze
• Tease
• Ate
• Ride
• Rode
• Slate
• Robe
• Hope
• Cube
• Jute
• Code
• Mode
• Mope
• Dude
• Wine
• Whine
• Dine
• Handle
• Age
• Moose
• Goose