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General Spelling Points


                           awful the double
                            note
                words   deeeivethe silent letters
                          sueeess
                          systemweather - whetherwit h the same
                        honest coffee  lose  form oughtadjeetivesfor adverb  changes to
                          conneet
                          beautifullyprophesy - -Ioose
                          beautiful as a suffix: one or -borne
                          usefulkneecharacter word s
                          solemn tobaeeo
                          note these
                          rhythm excellentconsonants
                              -ful devise - devieeminer
                         oeeaslon
                         abbreviate
                         possess
                                                                   points but only wit h similar
                         eaught dependent break - brake
                         neeessary
                         thoughtwrought pronuneiation - dependant commitdifferent
                                 tragie - tragieally -I similar
                        eeiling but adverb form: double -I some words take -s in verb
                         immediate
                                      born
                                      minor-
                         s~issorsknife
                         possible
                                                   form,
                           s~ene
                           autumn
                          mythis professor
                          column
                                                   add -ally -c in noun
                                          many verbs have pastend ing -ie final as a prefix:
                                                           exeept after -ie -y after-i before -er,
                                                                   some exeeptions
                         physiealstationery - stationary
                                                                   al-
                                                           where the don't eonfuse one -I
                                                           -j before -e -c, or -ei is a consonant-est, -ness, -Iy, -fu I e.g. dry
                          immigrate
                          \i\irong
                          usefullyawfully
                          gjJessgjJard
                          in a~quire
                         parallei
                                 heroie - heroieally
                           gymnasium
                               often
                         painfullyprineipal - prineiplebe eareful of pairs
                         reeelve III sound (as in 'sit') -y of words
                         reeeiQt
                        soughtbought envelope - envelop
                         rhythm
                         painful sehoolcomhhour deht embarrass opportunity
                         taughthymnsymphony spelt wit h propheeyquite - quiet
                         spaghetti
                         sympathy
 marvellous
 copy -
 there
 brought - lieenee  recommend
 lieense
 rustie it's - thei ra~quaintanee
 Mediterranean
 exhibition
 exaggerate
 exhausted
 its passed
 praetise-
 piece - happier,- beautifulcopier Qsyehologieal
 happy
 pyramid
                             seize
                     exeeption:(same sound)exeeption: publiely
                        other
                 pronouneed li:! as in seen
                 mainnote: eateh - eaught- taughtmain
                 but
 eareful - praetiee your - you're  address  drier  or in dryer  languages
                 teaeh
                 whose
                 words - who's
 advise
 eommittee
 believe - rustieally happiest, happily, happinessbeauty- - adviee
 earefully past aecommodation
 mis~ellaneous
 basic - lazier, laziest, lazily, laziness
 mystery
 responsible telephone independent already, alright, although, altogether, always
 fought- basieally  almost, also,
 lazy
 brief
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