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In English / Middle School | 2014-10-15

What is the silent letter in the following words?

- Amateur
- Juice
- Debt
- Guarantee
- Gauge
- Silhouette
- Cocoa
- Scenic
- Fridge
- Queued
- Surgeon
- Solemn
- Patient
- Descent
- Depot

Asked by Lila89562

Answer (3)

amateur - e ju** i ce de b t g u arantee ga u ge sil* h *ouette coco a ** s*** c enic - s/c fri d ge queu e d surge o n
solem n
pa t ient de s cent depo t
***
hope this helps

Answered by jwo26 | 2024-06-10

The **silent **letter in the following words are amateur - e, juice- i , debt- b, guarantee - u, gauge- u , silhouette - h , cocoa- a, scenic- c, fridge - d, queued- e, surgeon- o, solemn- n, patient - t, descent- s and depot - t.
What are the silent letters?
In English , the spelling of many **words **contains letters that are not used at the time of **pronouncing **the word. Those letters are called **silent **letters. It happened because of the **accent **of pronouncing words .
Thus, the words are amateur - e, juice- i , debt- b, guarantee - u, gauge- u , silhouette - h , cocoa- a, scenic- c, fridge - d, queued- e, surgeon- o, solemn- n, patient - t, descent- s and depot - t.
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Answered by mahima6824soni | 2024-06-15

The silent letters in the provided words are specific letters that are not pronounced when the words are spoken. English has many such letters due to historical changes in pronunciation and spelling conventions. Identifying silent letters can enhance understanding of English spelling and pronunciation.
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Answered by mahima6824soni | 2024-10-07

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