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Study the word list: i-e words - set 1

One way of spelling the long /i/ sound is by adding the letter e to the end of the word. You can practise spelling the long i sound by working through this list of i-e words.

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hide 		We can play hide and seek.
wide 		The new road will have four wide lanes.
bride 		The bride wore a long white veil.
pile 		He put the clean washing in a pile.
crime 		The detective must prove who committed the crime.
time 		There's no time to waste.
fine 		The table was laid with fine silverware.
shine 		He polished the silverware to make it shine.
spine 		She suffered an injury to her spine.
ripe 		Are the apples ripe yet?
stripe 		A red stripe was painted down the middle of the wall.
rise 		I like to rise at six every morning.
wise 		The doctor gave me some very wise counsel.
quite 		It's quite a long way to walk.
dive 		Are you going to dive into the pool?
fire 		The flames of the fire kept us warm.
wire 		The wire on the plug is loose.
kite 		I love to fly my kite.
file 		Please attach this file to the email.
tribe 		The tribe elected a chief.

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Learn about these words in Unit 7. Long vowels e.g ee, ea or y? oa, o-e, or ow? u-e, ue, or ew?

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