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A split digraph, also known as a magic "e" or silent "e," is a term used in English phonics to describe a specific vowel sound pattern. It occurs when a vowel letter is followed by an "e" in a word, causing the vowel sound to change. Here are some examples of split digraphs: "bit" → "bite" "cap" → "cape" "not" → "note" "tub"→ "tube" "cut" → "cute" REMEMBER The "e" at the end of the word does not have a separate sound but influences the pronunciation of the vowel before it. #english #englishtips

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