I also got this from the website . If you would like to read it for yourself, here it is: https://blog.allaboutlearningpress.com/silent-e/ (Updated site address)
Taken directly from the site.
Here are the six jobs that Silent E performs:
Job #1: Silent e can make the vowel before it long (note).
Job #2: Silent e can make c and g soft (race, page).
Job #3: Silent e keeps u and v from being the last letter in a word (clue, give).
Job #4: Every syllable must have a vowel. Silent e adds a vowel to words with the “consonant+le” pattern, such as handle.
Job #5: Adding a silent e can keep a singular word from ending in s, as in the word goose. Without the e, this would look like a plural word: goos.
Job #6: Other miscellaneous reasons for silent e include:
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The e used to be pronounced (come).
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To distinguish between two words (or and ore).
Special 2 Me 
Good job
Thank you for the compliment!
Good work but I was looking for words with job to not just race and page
Hi Sophie. Don’t know what to tell you, except to keep looking. Also, look in the RESOURCES tab.
~Leila~
Hello.
Here is the current link:
Abraham, thank you for the current link.