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Unit 26. Word endings: -le, and exceptions e.g. al
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Study the word list: Words ending in fle

The /f l/ sound at the end of a word is usually spelled fle - unless the /f l/ sound is a suffix, as in handful.

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trifle 		She made a delicious trifle for dessert.
stifle 		I must try to stifle my yawn.
baffle 		The truth is going to baffle him.
raffle 		She won a prize in the raffle.
snaffle 		The horse was fitted with a snaffle bridle.
sniffle 		I rub my nose and sniffle, tears running down my cheeks.
duffle 		She wore a warm duffle coat.
muffle 		As her parents returned, the teenager tried to muffle the music from the speaker with her duvet.
ruffle 		She didn't want to ruffle any feathers.
scuffle 		There was a scuffle on the playground.
shuffle 		It's important to shuffle a deck of cards before you play.
snuffle 		She let the dog snuffle around her shoes.
truffle 		Would you like a chocolate truffle?

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