This document provides a simple guide to silent letters in the English language. It outlines several rules for when letters are commonly not pronounced, including: - The letter A is usually silent before suffixes like -ly. - B is silent before -t and after -m in some words. - C is often silent after -s and before -e or -i. - D can be silent before -n or -g in words like Wednesday. - E is generally silent at the end of words. It also notes exceptions to some of the rules. The guide covers silent letters for A through Z in short, easy to understand statements.