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Study the word list: plurals of f, fe and ff

Words ending in f, fe and ff are not always just add s

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sniff 		His cold made him sniff a lot.
cuff 		Jim had to iron his shirt collar and cuff.
Reef 		There is a rusty old wreck on the reef.
roof 		To clean the chimney, he went onto the roof.
calf 		One of our cows recently had a calf.
Wolf 		The Wolf howls in the night. *
loaf 		I love the smell of a freshly baked loaf. *
half 		Half of sixteen is eight.
belief 		A religion is based on belief.
puff 		There was a small puff of smoke from the fire.
knife 		The knife is made of stainless steel.
wife 		He gave his wife a gold brooch.
shelf 		The higher shelf is out of my reach.
cliff 		There is a sheer drop at the cliff edge.
leaf 		I will take a leaf out of your book. *

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