On the end of a word the most common way to spell the long /a/ sound is with the letters ay.
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away | 
Go away and leave me alone!
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always | 
My shoes are always shiny.
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betray | 
Don't betray my trust in you.
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dismay | 
To our dismay it rained all day.
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display | 
There was a display of books in the window.
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decay | 
Brush your teeth every day to prevent decay.
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delay | 
Trains are often subject to delay.
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essay | 
Have you finished your essay yet?
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portray | 
Does this picture portray a good likeness?
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relay | 
They set a new record for the 400m relay race.
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Sunday | 
My Dad waxes his car every Sunday.
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Monday | 
Do you look forward to work on a Monday?
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Tuesday | 
I'll meet you on Tuesday afternoon.
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Wednesday | 
He was sixty years old on Wednesday.
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Thursday | 
Shall we go out for dinner on Thursday?
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Friday | 
I'll shop for food on Friday.
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Saturday | 
Jack goes to the pub every Saturday.
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