2014-2015. I have compiled a list of high-utility words that are frequently used in writing. Many...
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2014-2015. I have compiled a list of high-utility words that are frequently used in writing. Many of the words are seen more than once through the spelling
I have compiled a list of high-utility words that are
frequently used in writing. Many of the words are seen more than
once through the spelling lists. Each Friday, the students will be
given a spelling pretest of 20 words. The words that the student
misses will be his or her spelling words for the week. If a student
makes 100% on the pretest, he or she will not have any spelling
words the following week. A 100% will be put in the gradebook for
the test. A student will have no more than 10 words in a week for
spelling. Spelling tests will be given on Thursdays. Students may
use this Powerpoint to study for the PRETEST on Friday. You
certainly dont have to! It is optional!
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theyouoff ofsmallagain andsay amen totell twogreat toonumber in
old iswent
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thathiswell itawayplace hedifferent forput washelp onwhy
aretake as here withsuch
throughtaleput threwtailhelp justnumber mostold getwent backoff
smallof say again tellaway
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knowpartalso nodoesthink somust sewthree differentwork suchcome
wellbecause place came evenanother
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wearsamethrew wherefirstget twoany tooman tomen becausegood
differentmuch another back girlthrough
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seeourlittle seahourlong itswhere itswear becausejust
aroundcalled alsowords write after rightvery
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wherealsoweigh wearanyonly knowvery nowater greatmay grateMay
becauseuse different find aroundway
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hereournow hearhourwho anotherdown arounddid writeway
rightweigh tooover two made topeople
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knewitsthere newfirsttheyre ourgirl hourmore onlywould
waydifferent weighbecause people another itstheir
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Rule: For nouns ending in s, x, z, ch or sh, add es
doorsditches dogswishes tablesdishes chairscrosses boxesmazes
foxescaves bosses glasses buzzes
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Some plural nouns ending in o, add s or es. tomatoesphotos
potatoespianos heroesradios echoes banjoes cellos discos
patios
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For some words ending in f, change the f to a v and add -es
However, for some words ending in f, just add s For some nouns
ending in ife, change the f to a v and then add -s
halvesthieveslives loaveswolvesknives elveschefs leavescliffs
selvesroofs shelveswives
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For common nouns that end with consonant + y, change the y to
an i and then add es. fliesbunnies penniesladies daddies mommies
babies companies ponies puppies
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Fish Sheep Deer Tuna Salmon Trout Moose Shrimp
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For some nouns, change other letters or just change the word
completely! peoplewomen children oxen feet teeth geese mice lice
men
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aren't - are nothes- he is; he has can't cannotId: I had; I
would couldn't - could notIll- I will, I shall didn't - did notIm-
I am doesn't - does notIve: I have don't - do notisnt: is not
hadn't - had notlets: let us hasn't - has not haven't - have not
he'd - he had; he would he'll - he will; he shall
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she'd - she had; she wouldwhats- what is? she'll - she will;
she shallwheres- where is? she's - she is; she haswhos- who is?
shouldn't - should not that's - that is; that has there's - there
is; there has they'd - they had; they would they'll - they will;
they shall they're - they are
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who'll - who will; who shall who's - who is; who has won't -
will not wouldn't - would not you'd - you had; you would you'll -
you will; you shall you're - you are you've - you have they've -
they have we'd - we had; we would we're - we are we've - we have
weren't - were not