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Silent letters

If they are silent, then useless; why do they appear in the related written word?that's the spelling.

 
  • Silent [d]:
    Examples:
    Handkerchief, handsome, Wednesday,
  • Silent [b]:
    Examples:
    Debt, subtle, climb, lamb, thumb, comb, bomb,
  • Silent [I]: The letter l is silent when it is followed by f, k, or m, but only if the vowels a or o precede it.
    Examples:
    lf calf half [h/ɑː/ f]
    lk walk talk [w/ɔː/ k]
    lm calm salmon [/ɔː/ m]

    The l is not silent in any of the following words: bulk elf elk - elm - film - milk - sulk - shelf Let's remember also that the l is silent in the words: Could, couldn't, should, shouldn't, would and wouldn't.
  • The silent letters [b],[g][k]and [n]: Dont pronounce: b in front of t (doubt) g and k in front of n (foreign, know) b and n after m (climb, autumn)
  • Silent [p]: Do not pronouce p written before s.
    Examples:
    pseudonym[sju:] - psychiatry[sai] - psychic[sai] - psychology[sai]

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