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Spelling words in English may be tricky.Here are a few rules to help you.

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SPELL WELL. Presented By. Mary Samuel. K.V.Malleswaram. Spelling words in English may be tricky.Here are a few rules to help you. I’ll give you a few rules of spelling.That may help you. begi nn ing? bel ie f ? bel ei f ?. When you add full to any word drop the second l !. RULE 1. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Spelling words in English may be tricky.Here are a few rules to help you.

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beginning?

belief ? beleif ?

I’ll give you a few rules of spelling.That

may help you.

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When you add full to any word drop the second l!

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wonder + full = wonderfulfaith + full = faithfulhelp + full = helpfulhope + full = hopeful

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Double the final consonant when you are adding a

suffix that begins with a vowel,to a word that ends

with a vowel and a consonant.

I don’t understand!

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If the accent does not fall on the last syllable,do not double the last consonant.

can-cel + ed =canceled

col-our + ing = colouring

ben-efit + ed = benefited

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To make most nouns plural, you just add s .However

there are exceptions.

Add s to make a word plural if it ends with y and the letter in front of y is a vowel (a, e, i, o, u).

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Drop the and add if the letter in front of the final is a consonant.

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boy+s--boysjourney+s --journeys

play+s--playsstay+s--stays

birthday+s--birthdays

baby—babiesdiary—diarieslady—ladies

story — storieslibrary — libraries

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i before eExcept after c

Or when sounding like aAs in neighbour and weigh

i before eExcept after c

Or when sounding like a

believe

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Some words that break the rule

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I hope these rules will help you in your spellings.But whenever in

doubt refer your dictionary

Thank you very much.Now I am off to play.