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Archita | phonics and grammar coach on Instagram: "Here’s a simple explanation of the Y to I spelling rule, perfect for teaching kids (with a colorful chart or poster idea at the end too): ⸻ 📚 Y to I Spelling Rule When a word ends in “y” and you want to add a suffix, change the “y” to “i” if a consonant comes before the y. ⸻ ✅ Change y to i when adding: • -ed • -es • -er • -est • -ly • -ness Examples: • happy → happier, happiest • cry → cried • baby → babies • easy → easily • lazy → laziness ⸻
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