Wiele wyrazów w języku angielskim kończy się na literę „e”. Jeśli do takiego wyrazu dodamy końcówkę, by stworzyć nowy wyraz, to nagle pojawia się problem z pisownią. Czy wyrzucić końcowe „e”, czy też je zostawić? Zajrzyj do artykułu i poznaj dwie proste regułki, dzięki którym będziesz wiedzieć, kiedy nie wyrzucamy litery „e” z końca wyrazu.
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