Handbook of Simplified Spelling
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RETAIN e in inflections -oed, -oes ; as foes, not fos; hoed, not hod.
8 RULES ea pronounst as in head or as in heart. DROP the silent letter.
EXAMPLES: bred, brekfast, hed, helth, hevy, insted, lether, plesure, welth, wether; hart, harty, harth.
ed final pronounst d. When the change wil not suggest a wrong pronunciation, DROP -silent e, REDUCING a pre- ceding double to a single consonant.
EXAMPLES: anserd, cald, carrid, delayd, doubld, employd, examind, fild, followd, marrid, pleasd, preferd, r...e- cievd, robd, signd, troubld, sneezd, struggld, traveld, worrid, wrongd; BUT NOT: bribd for bribed, cand for caned, changd for changed, fild for filed, pried for priced, usd for used, etc. NOTE. The e is retaind only in cases where it has by convention a diacritic use, to indicate a preceding long vowel, or in the case of consonants, c sibilant or g pronounst j.
ed final pronounst t. When the change wil not suggest a wrong pronunciation, SPEL t, REDUCING a preceding double to a single consonant, and CHANGING ced, seed, final, to st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RETAIN e in inflections -oed, -oes ; as foes, not fos; hoed, not hod.
8 RULES ea pronounst as in head or as in heart. DROP the silent letter.
EXAMPLES: bred, brekfast, hed, helth, hevy, insted, lether, plesure, welth, wether; hart, harty, harth.
ed final pronounst d. When the change wil not suggest a wrong pronunciation, DROP -silent e, REDUCING a pre- ceding double to a single consonant.
EXAMPLES: anserd, cald, carrid, delayd, doubld, employd, examind, fild, followd, marrid, pleasd, preferd, r...e- cievd, robd, signd, troubld, sneezd, struggld, traveld, worrid, wrongd; BUT NOT: bribd for bribed, cand for caned, changd for changed, fild for filed, pried for priced, usd for used, etc. NOTE. The e is retaind only in cases where it has by convention a diacritic use, to indicate a preceding long vowel, or in the case of consonants, c sibilant or g pronounst j.
ed final pronounst t. When the change wil not suggest a wrong pronunciation, SPEL t, REDUCING a preceding double to a single consonant, and CHANGING ced, seed, final, to st.
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