/e/ sound spelled E, EA, ...
dress
check
smell
spell
French
begging
fell (fall)
fresh
address
jelly
neck
west
expanded list: E for /e/
check, checklist
beg, begging, beggar
nest
bench, benchmark
endure, endurance
enforce, enforcement
flesh, fleshy
slept
spend --> past simple _____
quest
excuse
freckles
expand, expansion
expire, experation
settle, settlement
wed, wedding
yell, yelling
web, webbing
stem, stemming
bread
health
heavy
feather
jealous
leather
sweater
heaven
pleasure
expanded list: EA for /e/
bread
breast
dead (adj.), death (n.)
deaf
dreadful
dreamt (compare: dreamed)
head-headed-heading
lead (noun)
meant (past irregular of 'mean')
'I meant to ask you before the weekend but I forgot'
negative form of 'meant' to?
read (irregular past of 'read' /reed/)
realm - a kingdom; a sphere or domain
spread
-- simple past form of spread?
instead
sweat
thread
threat
tread
wealth
breakfast
cleanser
endeavour
heavy
meadow
measure
peasant
pleasant
pleasure
ready
steady
treasure
weapon
weather
EXCEPTIONS:
said, says
against
friend
any, many
leopard, jeopardy
Underline all the letters that make the /e/ sound, then practice together.
The heavenly smell of French leather. What a pleasure.
I begged you to check the neck of the dress.
A heavy feather fell on my sweater!
I’m begging you! Check the spelling of the address.
A heavy sweater can be a pleasure.
Don’t be jealous of the heavenly smell of my French bread.
I always spread French jelly on bread for my health.
Heavy bread is healthy. And when it’s fresh, the smell is heavenly.