One S or two S between two vowels ?-French

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One S or two S between two vowels ?

To get the sound (ce), you have to write 'SS' between two vowels
Eg : tasse, pousser, mousse...
Be careful about a few exceptions you'll have to learn, such as:

parasol, tournesol, entresol, contresens, contresigné, vraisemblablement...

To get the sound (ze) you have to write 'S' between two vowels.
Eg : case, blouse...

(Be careful about the exceptions above.)

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