The rule which applies to vomiting is that it the base word contains two syllables (vomit) with the accent on the first syllable and the last syllable ending with a single consonant preceded by a single vowel. Contrast the word vomitwith the word occur, which is accented on the second/last syllable and which, therefore, must have the final consonant doubled before a suffix can be added. Vomitbecomes vomiting; occur becomes occurring. The secret is in the vowel-consonant ending and with the placement of the accent.
yes it does it only has one t
That is the correct spelling of "eat" (to consume as food).
one, but if you pronounce the 't' clearly, it can sound like there are two. there is only one syllable in the word right
Toenail is one word.
yes
The letter t is silent.
That is the correct spelling of "eat" (to consume as food).
In the word "regret," you do not double the final "t." It is spelled with only one "t."
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one, but if you pronounce the 't' clearly, it can sound like there are two. there is only one syllable in the word right
the only word i could make is "tester" =]
he spread the word the british are coming,but he wasn;t the only one.
Toenail is one word.
No word contains only the letters f t and h. A word that contains all 3 in that order is faith.
Some large carnivores whose names start with T include Tyrannosaurus, Tarbosaurus, and Torvosaurus. A smaller carnivore whose name starts with a T is Troodon.
The correct spelling is "eating" with one "t."
yes
There is no single English word you can make using all those letters only one time.