<y> and <i>:
TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE or FALSE?
Busting
Grammar Myths:
TRUE or FALSE?
Grammar Myths:
TRUE or FALSE?
GRAMMAR BLOCKS: Show Me
Replaceable <e>:
TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE or FALSE?
200
No complete English word ends in <i>.
TRUE
200
People who don't speak or write correctly are just lazy.
FALSE
200
they
200
Every English word ends with a replaceable <e>.
FALSE
300
You change a <y> to an <i> when adding the suffix <-ing>.
FALSE
300
People used language better in the past.
FALSE
300
ate
300
A replaceable <e> always marks a 'long' (or 'tense') vowel.
FALSE
400
<y> and <i> can be pronounced the same four ways
TRUE
400
Everyone makes mistakes in writing.
TRUE
400
questions
400
A final <v> needs to be followed by a replaceable <e>.
TRUE
500
Words of Greek origin can use a <y> in the middle.
TRUE
500
People who don't speak or write correctly are just stupid.
FALSE
500
California
500
Any suffix can replace a replaceable <e>.
FALSE