The e remains because, while c or g may be hard or soft before a front vowel, for example, gel beside get, and cell beside Celtic, they are always hard before a back vowel such as a. Noticable could be only be pronounced notikable, not notisible
Most words drop a silent E before adding a suffix:dare - daringleave - leavingchange - changedwhole - whollypossible - possiblytrue - trulyHowever, when adding -able, -ably, or -ability, words that end in -ce or -gewill retain the E.move - movable - movably (drops E)believe - believable - believably - believability (drops E)knowledge - knowledgeable (keeps E)change - changeable - changeability (keeps E)notice - noticeable - noticeably (keeps E)
The root word of "changeable" is "change."
able is the root in the word changeable
Yes, but it is spelled "changeable". Like, "Changeable weather" for example.
Changeable is an adjective. It remains the same for both singular and plural nouns.
One of the little-known rules (actually an adopted pattern) of adding -able to a verb is that the silent E is not dropped for words ending in -ce or -ge. So you have noticeable, traceable, knowledgeable, and changeable. The adverb forms with -ability follow the same rule.
Yes, the spelling "noticeable" is correct. On words that end in CE or GE, the E is not dropped when adding the suffix -able.
No. The word formed from the verb believe is spelled believable. Some words do retain the final E that follows a consonant, for specific pronunciations : changeable (GE), noticeable (CE). Double E endings are always retained (e.g. agreeable).
The correct spelling is changeable (liable to change).*Changeable and knowledgeable oddly keep their ending E's, complicating pronunciation.
Yes, E. coli can produce a noticeable smell, often described as a strong, unpleasant odor.
Most words drop a silent E before adding a suffix:dare - daringleave - leavingchange - changedwhole - whollypossible - possiblytrue - trulyHowever, when adding -able, -ably, or -ability, words that end in -ce or -gewill retain the E.move - movable - movably (drops E)believe - believable - believably - believability (drops E)knowledge - knowledgeable (keeps E)change - changeable - changeability (keeps E)notice - noticeable - noticeably (keeps E)
diapers are often changeable
by "Changeable" do you mean blending? if so the Chameleon
The root word of "changeable" is "change."
I think it is changeable
able is the root in the word changeable
Changeable means inconsistent, irregular, or able to be changed. The weather can be changeable with rapid temperature drops and bursts of rain showers.