This tool counts the words in your text that end with a letter you specify, and lists each match. Word endings carry a lot of grammatical information in English: a run of words ending in 's' usually means plurals or third-person verbs, while 'd' often marks past tense and 'g' almost always indicates an '-ing' form. Editors use that as a quick style check — a paragraph packed with '-ing' endings tends to feel vague and passive. Poets use it for rhyme and near-rhyme hunting, and language teachers use it for suffix exercises. Trailing punctuation is stripped before matching and the search is case-insensitive.
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