What words have double ee in them?

disagreement

• disagreement.
• housekeeping.
• subcommittee.
• volunteerism.
• peacekeeping.
• freestanding.
• screenwriter.
• disagreeable.

1. What word has Double EE?
2. How many English words have a EE?
3. How many EE sounds are there?
4. Is EE a Digraph?
5. What English word has the most double letters?
6. What letters are doubled?
7. What are double sound words?
8. Is EE a suffix?
9. Is there a rule for EE or EA?

What word has Double EE?

They walk down the street, dance, and dress up as they sing about the double "e" words: green, meet, bees, knees, keen, sweet, tweet, steep, deep, meek, fleece, steel, seek, weed, wheel, need, speed, queen, seen, sweep, feet, tweet, steep, and deep.

How many English words have a EE?

There are 36 words starting with ee, listed below sorted by word length.

How many EE sounds are there?

The ee phoneme sound can be be made by 13 different letter or letters. The more commonly known spelling for the sound is higher up the page with the more unusual ones lower down.

Is EE a Digraph?

A digraph is two letters that combine together to correspond to one sound (phoneme). Examples of consonant digraphs are 'ch, sh, th, ng'. ... There are split digraphs 'a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e' occurring in words like 'cave, these, like, home'.

What English word has the most double letters?

subbookkeeper is the only word found in an English langauge dictionary with four pairs of double letters in a row.

What letters are doubled?

The most common double letter is L, with LL accounting for 0.6% of all bigrams. Other common double-letter bigrams are SS, EE, OO, and TT. Some double letters did not appear in the corpus: JJ, KK, QQ, VV, WW, and YY.

What are double sound words?

Double-letter words are words which contain at least one set of letters used twice consecutively to make a certain sound, usually used in the emphasized syllable in the word containing them.

Is EE a suffix?

-ee, a suffix forming from transitive verbs nouns which denote a person who is the object or beneficiary of the act specified by the verb (addressee; employee; grantee);

Is there a rule for EE or EA?

Both ea and ee are additional spellings that make the long /ē/ sound. When do I use ea or ee? There is not a rule dictating when to use ee, ea or e at the end of a syllable, nor e with a silent e to spell the long /ē/ sound.