Final 'E' Dropping Rule in English | Spelling Rules Made Easy | English Time with Me | Azher Sir

Описание: Spelling Rules: When to Drop Final ‘E’ Before Adding Suffixes | English Time With Me | Azher Sir


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In this lesson, Azher Sir explains one of the most important English spelling rules — when the final letter “E” is dropped and when it is kept before adding suffixes.

Many students get confused while adding suffixes like –ing, –able, –ous, –ness, –ly, –ist, –ment, etc. This video clearly explains both rules and exceptions with easy examples.

📌 What you will learn in this video:
✔ When to drop the final “e” before adding a suffix
✔ When to keep the final “e”
✔ Difference between vowel suffixes and consonant suffixes
✔ Common spelling mistakes and how to avoid them
✏️ Examples explained in the video:
hope → hoping
like → liking
make → making
take → taking
see → seeing
agree → agreeing
complete → completely
argue → argument
replace → replacement
judge → judgment
acknowledge → acknowledgment

📘 Basic Rule Explained:
Final “e” is dropped before a vowel suffix (–ing, –able, –ous)
Final “e” is usually kept before a consonant suffix (–ness, –ly, –ment)

This lesson is especially helpful for: 📌 School & college students
📌 Competitive exam aspirants
📌 Spoken English learners
📌 Teachers and beginners
👉 Watch till the end for full clarity.

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