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The most common way to spell this weak final syllable is -able.
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comfortable |
Is your new bed comfortable?
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inflatable |
They took an inflatable float to the pool.
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obtainable |
The information was easily obtainable.
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transferable |
She discussed her transferable skills in the interview.
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noticeable |
There was a noticeable improvement in her spelling.
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memorable |
He was sure tonight would be the most memorable evening of his life.
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reliable |
My car is a reliable vehicle.
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Learn more about these words in the Spellzone Main Course: Unit 27. Word endings: -able, -ible
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