Spelling Rules -- Is It -Ible or -able

Spelling Rules -- Is It -Ible or -able ? - Page 2

A few words drop their final e when adding -able. Fortunately, there aren't many of these! There are many more examples of the retention of the final e.			Some exceptions to the rules:
advisable desirable valuable	debatable changeable noticeable	loveable sizeable	contemptible digestible flexible	responsible irritable inevitable	formidable accessible
More Exceptions:
Only -able follows g, i, and the hard k sound.			The suffix -ible is commonly used after double consonants like ll, rr, and some d sounds and the soft c sounds.
navigable fatigable	amiable pliable	predicable practicable	infallible horrible divisible	plausible edible credible	credible forcible invincible