Used after a non-“short” vowel or a consonant, except in plurals.
blouse braise browse bruise cause cheese choose clause cleanse cruise dowse drowse ease grease house lose noise pause please poise praise raise rouse tease |
advertise appease applause appraise because disease displease espouse malaise mayonnaise menopause turquoise |
Good Morning! Mashallah! The words are so useful. It would be useful and helpful if added a few more words so that we don’t have to search more.
Hi Safia, yes, I will be reviewing my lists in the coming fortnight and seeing how I can improve them, and adding morpheme-based lists so that my site is more helpful re word-building.
Hi Alison! I’m Moira’s sister, Jessica. Love your work! (Just PRAISE)
Why is house up there?
As the verb, I’m guessing? “We need to house the families that were evacuated during the bushfire.”
What about loose?
The last sound in ‘loose’ is /s/, not /z/. It’s listed here: https://www.spelfabet.com.au/spelling-lists/sorted-by-sound/s/se-as-in-house/
Really wish there was a good video for teaching about se/ze endings. they’re all really dry. I guess people stop making cute songs once spelling gets this tricky?!