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Contents
Pre Test 1
Pre A. Write the spelling. 1
Pre B. Spell the word. 1
Pre C. Find the misspelling. 2
Pre D. Identify the misspelled words. 2
Silent Letters 3
Silent A E 3
A. Silent A E Practice 4
Silent G M 5
B. Silent G M Practice 6
Silent N W 7
C. Silent N W Practice 8
D. Practice All 9
Consonant and Vowel Blends 10
Blends for /t/ /f/ /g/ /d/ 10
E. Blend Practice ch, tch, ph, gh, gu, du, dge 11
Blends for /k/ //s/ // // 12
F. Blend Practice ck, ng, sc x, ss, ci, si, ti, ch, ss, ge 13
Blends // // /v/ /w/ /y/ /z/ 14
Blend Practice th, th, ve f, wh, u, ou, o, y, i, z, x, s 15
G. Practice Blends 16
Double Letters 17
Double cc, dd, ff, gg, ll, mm 17
Double nn, pp, rr, ss, tt, zz 18
H. Double Letter Practice 18
Unexpected Letters 19
Unusual Spellings 19
Confusing Pairs 19
I. Confusing Pair Practice 20-22
Post Test 23
Word Lists 24-31
Answer Key 32-34
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Pre Test
A. Write the spellings for these commonly confused word pairs. (6 pts)
8
buty cresent matres nalege byuro eit
__________ __________ __________ __________ __________ ________
13 14 15 16 17 18
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C. Find the misspelled words. Mark if correct. Mark if incorrect and write the correct
spelling on the blank. (8pts)
D. Underline a misspelled word and write the correct spelling below it. (12pts.)
foriegn places may make resipes more speshal, but exotic origins do not
to say, if the food is fresh, in-season and checked for flavor, only then can
you garantee that the food will ad better flavor to the recipe. Next, if the
food is cleaned and stored well, prepared and cooked properly, and served at
title "gourmet".
Score /50 To skip this practice, you should achieve 45/50 (90%) or better.
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Silent Letters
1.1 Silent a
boat coat tea read oa /o/ and ea /i/ are vowel blends, in
which two vowels form one sound.
aisle diamond1 separate1
1
a may sound diminished or silent.
miniature1 termperature1 literature1
1.2 Silent b
bomb climb comb dumb b after m at the end of a word is silent.
lamb plumber thumb tomb
b before t is silent in a few words.
debt doubt subtle doubt
1.3 Silent c
scene scent science scissors sc is a consonant blend that is
conscience conscious crescent pronounced /s/.
1.4 Silent d
d is silent in a few words.
handkerchief handsome Wednesday 2
d before ge /d/.at the end of a word is
2 2 2 2
judge fudge hedge wedge silent.
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1.6 Silent g / gh
gn is a consonant blend with silent g.
champagne cologne lasagne
(<French and Italian)
gnaw gnu singer hanger ng is a consonant blend pronounced //
sign reign sight bright (but not in finger).
1.8 Silent i
i is diminished or silent in these words;
busi-ness me-di-e-val min-i-a-ture
ai /a/, ie and ei /i/ and ui /u/ are vowel
rain7 field8 ceil-ing9 fruit10 blends, in which two vowels form one
sound. 7/ran/, 8/fild/, 9/si l/, 10/frut/.
1.9 Silent k
knee knight knit knock kn /n/ has a silent k.
knot know knead knuckle ck /k/ occurs at the end of a word.
duck dock lock neck Either sound alone is pronounced /k/;
therefore, either one could be regarded
pick sick lick snack as silent.
1.10 Silent l
calf half salmon yolk l is silent after vowels a, o, and u, but
chalk talk walk stalk not in bulk, sulk, hold, sold or fold.
11
could 11
should 11
would 11 ould /d/ as in wood.
1.11 Silent m
m is silent in this word.
12 12
mnemonic assistive or relating to memory.
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1.12 Silent n
autumn column condemn n after m is silent in a few words
damn hymn solemn
1.13 Silent o
peo-ple leop-ard jeop-ard-y eo /i/ is a vowel blend;
1 o is silent in these words.
soph-o-more colo-nel 1
/kr nl/
1.14 Silent p
corps raspberry receipt cupboard p is silent in a few words, especially
in words of Greek origin, (ps) / (pn).
psychology psychiatrist pneumonia
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D. All Patterns.
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2.2 /f/ ff ph gh
film coffee waffle pharmacy f is the usual spelling for /f/.
hyphen dolphin alpha atmosphere ph is also pronounced /f/.
triumph Jo-seph pho-to-graph gh is pronounced /f/ at the end of a few
laugh tough rough cough words.
2.3 /g/ gu gh x
g before u is often pronounced /g/,
guest gui-tar guide di-a-logue but /gyu/ in figure and legume. See Long U.
ghost ghet-to spa-ghet-ti Pitts-burgh gh is also pronounced /g/.
1 1 1 1
ex-it ex-act-ly ex-am-ple ex-ist x1 is pronounced /gz/ in a few words.
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E. Spell the words with /t/ ch tch tu ti, /f/ ph gh, /g/ gu gh x, /d/ g dg du.
9. __ost /g/ 10. spa__etti /g/ 11. __est /g/ 12. e__it /gz/
13. br___ /d/ 14. __u__ /d/ 15 . gra__uate /d/ 16. en__ine /d/
17. oran__ /d/ 18. __eans / d / 19. sol__er /d/ 20. spon__ /d/
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2.6 // n nk ng
sing song wrong be-long ng is pronounced /gz/ in a few words.
an-kle un-cle mon-key sink n before c or k is pronounced /k/.
sing-er lan-guage sin-gle on-ion n before g is pronounced /g/.
2.7 /s/ ss ce sc x
s is the usual spelling for /s/.
sent syl-la-bus boss pro-cess
c often before i, e, or y is pronounced /s/
cent bi-cy-cle li-cense dance and occurs at the end of a word as ce.
scent scene sci-ence de-scend sc is pronounced /s/.
six ta-xi next ex-pen-sive x is pronounced /ks/ in a few words.
2.8 // sh s ss ci si ti ch
share sug-ar sure pres-sure is-sue sh is the usual spelling for //.
dis-cus-sion per-mis-sion di-men-sion s and ss before u, ure and i, ion are //.
so-cial spe-cial de-li-cious ef-fi-cient ci, si and ti are often pronounced //.
sta-tion pa-tient in-i-tial va-ca-tion ch/che in words of French origin is //.
Chi-ca-go chic pa-nache mus-tache ce, sci, xi are pronounced // in a few
o-cean con-scious con-science an-xious words.
2.9 // s z ge ti
s is pronounced // in a few words.
u-su-al-ly A-sia tel-e-vi-sion de-ci-sion
ge is pronounced // in a few words
plea-sure lei-sure1 sei-zure oc-ca-sion
(Also see /d/ as in age or orange.)
beige pres-tige ga-rage e-qua-tion 1
/li r, l r/
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F. Spell the words. ck, ch, x, qu, n, nk, ng, c, ce, sc, sc, x, sh, s, ss, ci, si, ti, ch, che, s, z, ge.
9. bi__ycle /s/ 10. li__en__ /s/ 11. __ien__/s/ 12. ta__i /ks/
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2.10 // th
thing thought thanks throw initial th is sometimes pronounced //.
bath cloth mouth breath final th is pronounced //.
2.12 /v/ v ve f
v is the usual spelling for /v/.
ve-ry fa-vor lov-er have
ve occurs at the end of a word.
leave love twelve of
f in of is pronounced /v/.
2.13 /w/ w wh qu u ou o
want whether where when what w is the usual spelling for /w/.
quick qui-et square squir-rel wh is pronounced /w/ or /hw/.
2.14 /y/ y i
y is the usual spelling for /y/
dry fa-mil-iar o-pin-ion con-ven-ient i is pronounced /y/ in a few suffixes
peculiar, brilliant, convenient, opinion.
2.15 /z/ z x s ss
z is the usual spelling for /z/
zoo ze-bra xy-lo-phone xen-o-pho-bia x is /z/ in words of Greek origin.
be-cause please may-on-naise use s occurs at the end of a word as se /z/.
des-ert greas-y 1
blous-y 1
eas-y s1 between two "long vowels" is /z/ in
some southern US dialects.
des-sert pos-sess scis-sors fis-sion
ss is pronounced /z/ in a few words.
ex-am2 ex-act2 ex-ist2 ex-it3
x2 /gz/ x3 /gz/ or /ks/ (dialectal variation).
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G. Spell the words. // th // th, the /v/ v, ve, f /w/ w, wh, qu, u, ou, o, /y/ y, i /z/ z, x, s.
9. _acuum /v/ 10. ha__ /v/ 11. en_elope /v/ 12. queen o__
hearts /v/
13. __atch /w/ 14. sq__irrel /w/ 15 . __ne /w/ 16. __eel /w/
17. o__on / y/ 18. fu__y /z/ 19. __ipper /z/ 20. eye e__am /gz/
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Double Letters
3.1 cc
accept1 accident1 accommodate cc occurs in these and other words and is
pronounced:
accurate occasion occurrence /k/ as in occasion /ke n/
reoccur succeed1 success1 vaccine1 1
/ks/ as in accept /kspt/.
3.2 dd
added addition addicted middle dd occurs in these and other words and is
pronounced /d/ as in middle /md l/.
oddly saddened suddenly toddler
3.3 ff
ff occurs in these and other words and is
affected caffeine coffee difficult pronounced /f/ as in coffee /k fi/.
effect efficient official suffix
3.4 gg
baggage bigger eggs blogger gg occurs in these and other words and
is pronounced /g/ as in eggs /gz/.
luggage struggle suggest wiggle
3.5 ll
accidentally actually all allergy ll occurs in these and other words and
is pronounced /l/ as in all /l/ or village
annually awfully college
/vl d/.
ellipsis intelligence millennium
misspell pollute vanilla village
3.6 mm
ammonia command comments m occurs in these and other words and
is pronounced /m/ as in command
committed community dilemma
/kmnd/.
grammar immediate recommend
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3.7 nn
annual1 antennae cannabis cannot nn occurs in these and other words and is
pronounced /k/ as in cannot /kn t/.
cayenne cinnamon connect innate
1
innocent innovation questionnaire annual /n yu l/
3.8 pp
apparel apparent appetite approval pp occurs in these and other words and is
pronounced /p/ as in apparel /pr l/.
equipped opponent opposite support
3.9 rr
arrange arrogant borrow correct rr occurs in these and other words and is
pronounced /r/ as in arrange /rend/.
current earrings incurred inferred
irritate narrate occurrence overrule
referral terrible tomorrow warrantee
3.10 ss
assist assure2 dessert3 misspell ss occurs in these words and is pronounced:
/s/ as in assist /sst/.
embarrassment harass4 necessary 2
// as in assure /r, r/
3
expression 2
possession 3
process /z/ as in possession /pz n/
4
/hrs mnt, hr s mnt/
3.11 tt
attempt baguette cassette omitted tt occurs in these and other words and is
pronounced /t/ as in attempt /tmpt/.
palette rebuttal tattoo toilette
3.12 zz
blizzard embezzle fizzle grizzly zz occurs in these and other words and
is pronounced /z/ as in puzzle /pz l/.
jazz puzzle sizzle whizzed
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Unexpected Letters
4.1 dropped letter
4.5 others
Other words are misspelled for various
aux-il-ia-ry beau-ty2 bu-reau3 (miscellaneous) reasons.
com-for-ta-ble con-sen-sus ex-ceed
2
ex-hil-a-rate for-eign gauge eau /yu/ and 3eau /o/are vowel blends
with silent e. (French origin)
guar-an-tee hi-er-ar-chy in-gre-di-ents
li-brar-y li-cense mas-sa-cre
mis-cel-lan-e-ous nec-es-sar-y pub-lic-ly
pro-ducts pro-nun-ci-a-tion ref-er-ence
rec-om-mend res-tau-rant sched-ule
ser-geant sub-tle twelfth weird
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I. Confusing Pairs. Write the spelling for the word in the picture.
13. w___ch 14. w___ch 15. __n__ /no/ 16. n__ /no/
17. h___! /he/ 18. h___ 19. hi___ /ha/ 20. hi___
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I. Confusing Pairs (continued). Write the spelling for the word in the picture.
25. mus_l /ms l/ 26. mus__l_ 27. bor__d /brd/ 28. bo__rd
29. __ent /snt/ 30. __ent 31. th_r_ /r/ 32. th__r
33. w___d you? 34. w___d /wd/ 35. _rit_ /rat/ 36. ri__t
37. l__s_ /lus/ 38. l__s_ /luz/ 39. les__n /lsn/ 40. les__n
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I. Confusing Pairs (continued). Write the spelling for the word in the picture.
41. p___r /pr/ 42. p___r 43. b__ar /br/ 44. bar__
45. ni__t /nat/ 46. _ni__t 47. w__r_ /wr/ 48. w__r
49. s__n /sn/ 50. s__n 51. t__ /tuw/ 52. t__ (direction)
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Post Test
A. Find the misspellings. Underline each misspelled word and correct its spelling. (30)
Marketing is the sciense of geting peple to by what they may not necesarily
know they need. Fully asessing the customer's situasion will help the
First, the job of a marketer is to become personaly familar with the customer
and encurages the customer to talk. Then, from what the marketer learns, he
or she can suggess one or more producks to fill the customer's emotionnal
Secon, the job of a marketer is to find out what were the "price line" is. That
is to say, if the marketer is seling a computer, the cost of the computer has
to be under the amount that reqires the customer to have to ask permision
praise the customer's decicion and comment on his or her good sens of taste.
In this way, the marketer suceeds and both salesman and customer walk away
happy.
Score 27 /30 To continue the student should achieve 27/25 (90%) or better.
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Silent T & TH
listen often bouquet asthma months
whistle mustn't mortgage clothes
castle ballet soften depths
Christmas gourmet lengths
Silent U
build guard guilt laugh vacuum
guest guild guide tongue
Silent W
answer two whole whose write
sword who whom wrist writing
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V /v/
drive have live move twelve
give* I've love of
W /w/
language question squirrel whether white
once quickly what which why
one quiet when while
persuade square where whisper
also pronounced /hw/
Y /yu/
annual cute huge menu value
beautiful excuse interview review view
continue few January tube volume
Y /y/
familiar /yr/ brilliant /ynt/ convenient
opinion /yn/ peculiar /yr/ /ynt/
Z /z/
because please use possess exist /gz/
exercise surprise dessert exam /gz/
lose these mayonnaise example /gz/
noise those scissors exact /gz/
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Double L
accidentally bell dull palette vanilla
actually Bill ellipsis payroll village
allege billiard fall pollute wall
allegro billion fellow roll well
allergy call fill seagull well
alliance caller gorilla sell willow
allot cell guerilla shall yell
allusion cellar hello smell yellow
annually cello intelligence speller zillion
awfully chilly jolly spill
ballet college miller thriller
balloons collide millennium trillion
baseball drill misspell trolley
Double M
ammonia committed hammer immodest roommate
commands community hammock immortal spammer
commence dilemma immature immune swimmers
commend dummy immediate mammoth yummy
comments gimmick immerged mummy
commerce grammar imminent recommend
Double N
annex bonnet connect innocent sinners
annoy cannot connive innovate skinny
annual funnel cranny manners stunning
antennae granny cunning millennium tennis
banner kennel ennoble pennant tunnel
cannabis cannon finicky pinnacle tyranny
canned cayenne flannel planner winners
dinner cinnamon innate questionnaire
Double P
appalling apply copper opposite wrapping
apparel apprize dipper papoose zipped
apparent approval dropping pepper zipper
appear chapped equipped puppy
appease choppers happy shippers
appetite clappers hippie snapper
applet clippers opponent support
Double R
arrange berry correct err horrible
array blurred corridor erratic horrid
arrest borrow corrupt farrow incurred
arrive burrito current ferret inferred
arrogant burrow derriere ferry irritate
arrow carriage diarrhea furrowed marriage
barracks carrier earrings furry marrow
barrier carry embarrass Harry mirror
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Double S
accessed chess eyeglasses massacre possession
assail classic faceless massage possible
assault classy fission mattress press
assay colossus floss messages pressure
assemble compress fortress missiles process
assert costless fossil mission progress
assess countess fussy missive reassess
asset cross glossy misspell renaissance
assist cuss gossip misspend sassy
assorted dessert grass misstep scissors
assure dissolve gross necessarily session
basset dissuade harass necessary stress
bassinet dresser helpless noblesse tassel
bassoon dressing homeless obese tissue
bliss embarrassment huntress omission toss
blissful emboss issue pass trespass
bossy engross kiss passage tresses
bussing essay kissable passport vessel
buttress essence lessen piss waitress
chassis expression loss permission wussy
Double T
attach brunette fatty mitten settings
attack butt fetter nutty settlers
attain butter flatten nutty shuttle
attempt buttocks flatter omitted skittle
attend button glitter otter slotted
attest cassette jettison palette spotty
attic chatter jetty pattern tattle
baguette clutter kitty pipette tattoos
barrette coattail knitting pitted toilette
batter confetti latticed platter twitter
befitting Corvette libretto pretty utter
better dinette littlest putt watt
bitter ditto matte rebuttal witty
blotter fattening matter scatter
Double Z
blizzard fizzle grizzly nuzzle sizzler
buzz frazzle guzzle pizazz whizzed
dazzle frizzy jazz puzzle
embezzle fuzz muzzle scuzzy
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Word ListMiscellaneous
amateur conscious hierarchy minuscule reference
argument definitely humorous neighbor referred
auxiliary discipline ignorance noticeable relevant
because emotional independent pastime renaissance
buying equipment indispensable pastime restaurant
calendar exceed ingredients perseverance rhyme
canceled (US-Eng) exhilarate inoculate personnel rhythm
cause existence jewelry privilege schedule
cemetery experience judgment playwright separate
changeable familiar leisure practical sergeant
collectible fiery liaison precede special
colonel foreign library products temperature
comfortable gauge license pronunciation threshold
complementary grammar maintenance publicly traveled (US-
complimentary grateful maneuver rebelled Eng)
Confusing Pairs
air / heir desert / dessert lessen / lesson secede/succeed
aisle / I'll filed / filled lose / loose stationery/
bare / bear gnu / new mussels / muscles stationary
bath / bathe great / grateful palate / palette / there / their / they're
bored / board guarantee / warrantee pallet two / too / to
capital / capitol hay / hey pair / pear wait / weight
cloth / clothe high / hi personnel / personal where / ware
complimentary/ hour / our precede/proceed whether / weather
complimentary its / it's principal / principle which / witch
core / corps kernel / colonel reign / rain would / wood
copyright / know / no scene / seen write / right
playwright knight / night scent / cent
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Answer Key
Pretest 12
Silent Letters 4
A. Spell the word. 4
1. throat 2. leaf 3. diamond 4. aisle
5. thumb 6. comb 7. lamb 8. plumber
9. muscle 10. science 11. scissors 12. crescent
13. Wednesday 14. handsome 15. fudge 16. handkerchief
17. beauty 18. neutral 19. Europe 20. toes
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Blends 9
D. Spell the word. 9
1. climber 2. column 3. wheel 4. whole
5. dough 6. two 7. knowledge 8. knuckles
9. whale 10. plumber 11. sundae 12. wrench
13. knee 14. descend 15. rhythm 16. fluorescent
17. clothes 18. vegetables 19. February 20. damn
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A. Find the misspellings. Underline each misspelled word and correct it. (30)
Marketing is the science of getting people to by what they may not necessarily know they need.
Fully assessing the customer's situation will help the marketer be successful at making a sale. (8)
First, the job of a marketer is to become personally familiar with the customer and to make him or
her comfortable. The marketer is usually complimentary and encourages the customer to talk.
Then, from what the marketer learns, he or she can suggest one or more products to fill the
customer's emotional desires or practical needs. (9)
Second, the job of a marketer is to find out what where the "price line" is. That is to say, if the
marketer is selling a computer, the cost of the computer has to be under the amount that requires
the customer to have to ask permission from a spouse or business manager. (7)
Next, the marketer proceeds to present items for the customer's consideration. As soon as the
customer makes a choice, the marketer will praise the customer's decision and comment on his or
her good sense of taste. In this way, the marketer succeeds and both salesman and customer walk
away happy. (6)
Illustrations
Martinez, Chelsea. "laugh", "lingerie", "pen", "say", "whale". digital images. 22 July 2016.
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