… The morphological role of silent-letter endings could not be invoked at all to explain the
results obtained in this study. Indeed, to determine a plausible silent-letter ending in the …

… Silent-letter endings are a good test case for the fuzzy representation model for two reasons.
First, silent-letter … whether a given word ends with a silent letter and then specify that letter. …

… of “ silent letter ” to replace the current loose usage of this term in the “ language instruction
register ” (DeStefano, 1972), that is, to answer the question, “ When is a silent letter silent ? ” …

… only 18.3% of the silent-letter strings are produced with a silent letter; in the remainder, the
“… phonological activation of a pronounced form in silent-letter words when reading; we argue …

… of deleting a silent letter on visual processing. How does the removal of a silent letter from
a … Omitting a word’s silent letter produces a nonword that is phonologically identical to the …

… A special type of functional silent letter is the reduplicated consonant. Doubling a consonant
has approximately the opposite effect to adding a final silent e. This effect finds application …

… Our results suggest that silent-letter production is a major source of difficulty for spellers,
especially for those with DLD, who appear to lack sensitivity to silent letters. These results …

… Silent letter is part of a word that written but not spoken. Silent letter can sometimes join
with other letters to form part of a word. Silent letters exist in many English words and French …

… English medium students in silent letter words and mispronounced words were also calculated
in the above given method. The percentage of score of silent letter words was arrived at …

… silent letter in the letter a, e, i, and u. The twelve words were chosen according to silent
letter … Then the result from students pronunciation recordings about vowel silent letter was …