It is noteworthy that silent letter endings frequently carry morphological information in French. In fact, when derivational and inflectional morphological markers are not taken into account, speech-to spelling inconsistencies usually disappear This makes the study of French interesting because it is one of the only languages in which the written language carries more morphological information than the spoken language. In addition, the predominantly silent morphology means that children must learn how to spell these parts of spoken words correctly without an oral reference, increasing the difficulty of the task