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weHow is the long e sound spelled?

we /ē/ spelled e

heHow is the long e sound spelled?

he /ē/ spelled e

sheHow is the long e sound spelled?

she /ē/ spelled e

be longHow is the long e sound spelled?

belong

/ē/ spelled e

seeHow is the long e sound spelled?

see /ē/ spelled ee

seenHow is the long e sound spelled?

seen /ē/ spelled ee

sleepHow is the long e sound spelled?

sleep

/ē/ spelled ee

treeHow is the long e sound spelled?

tree

/ē/ spelled ee

greenHow is the long e sound spelled?

green

/ē/ spelled ee

mer ryHow is the long e sound spelled?

merry /ē/ spelled _y

(consonant y)

ber ryHow is the long e sound spelled?

berry /ē/ spelled _y

(consonant y)

bare lyHow is the long e sound spelled?

barely /ē/ spelled _y

(consonant y)

hard lyHow is the long e sound spelled?

hardly /ē/ spelled _y

(consonant y)

luck yHow is the long e sound spelled?

lucky /ē/ spelled y

deep lyHow are the long e sounds spelled?

deeply

/ē/ spelled ee and _y

bree zyHow are the long e sounds spelled?

breezy

/ē/ spelled ee and y

be tweenHow are the long e sounds spelled?

between

/ē/ spelled e and ee

de creeHow are the long e sounds spelled?

decree

/ē/ spelled e and ee

se cret lyHow are the long e sounds spelled?

secretly

/ē/ spelled e and _y

wait

wait ing

waitingHow did –ing change the meaning of the base word wait?

peek

peek ing

peekingHow did –ing change the meaning of the base word peek?

drip

drip ping

drippingHow did –ing change the meaning of the base word drip?

sit

sit ting

sittingHow did –ing change the meaning of the base word sit?

run

run ning

runningHow did –ing change the meaning of the base word run?

wet

wet part of speech: adjective Use wet in a sentence to describe a noun.

drench

drenched

drenched part of speech: adjective Use drenched in a sentence to describe a noun.

sil ly

silly part of speech: adjective Use silly in a sentence to describe a noun.

ti ny

tiny part of speech: adjective Use tiny in a sentence to describe a noun.

tire

tired

tired part of speech: adjective Use tired in a sentence to describe a noun.

We sleep between silky sheets.

The lucky sheep belong to me.

“Don’t you see there isn’t any room?”

sleep belong secretly lucky merry drenched barely breezy green

Find the words that mean:•a color

•happy

•take a nap

•privately

•hardly

•very wet

•fortunate

•a little windy