Makes the vowel long: The e tells the previous vowel to say its name, turning words like "hat" into "hate"., Softens C and G: It makes the letter c say "s" and the letter g say "j". Example is “dance”., Prevents words from ending in V or U: English words cannot end in v or u, so e is added to words like "have" and "blue"., Gives every syllable a vowel: Every English syllable must have a vowel sound, so e is added to consonant-l-e words like "turtle"., Shows a word is not plural: It keeps words that end in an "s" sound from looking like plurals, such as in "house" or "goose"., Differentiates meaning: It changes the meaning of words that sound identical, like "bye" versus "by"., Softens the TH sound: It changes a sharp "th" sound into a softer, voiced sound, like turning "cloth" into "clothe”.

Silent E Rules

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