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SPELLING RULES

SPELLING RULES. Read that again… Yep,you got it! Not only is spelling cool (and it really is), but these are some of the important spelling rules you will need to be cool too. Rule # 1. Use I before E , except after C , or when sounded as “A” as in: * neighbour *weigh

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SPELLING RULES

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  1. SPELLING RULES Read that again… Yep,you got it! Not only is spelling cool (and it really is), but these are some of the important spelling rules you will need to be cool too.

  2. Rule # 1 Use I before E, except after C, or when sounded as “A” as in: *neighbour *weigh Look at some of these exceptions: • Efficient • Weird • Height • Neither • Ancient • Foreign • Caffeine

  3. Rule # 2 To double L or not to double L The letter “y” is going to slip off the line if it does not have the support of TWO L’s • dreadfully • faithfully Do you see why you repeat the L? Take care to learn the exceptions like: - happily and easily – But if there is no “y”, you need not need to prevent anything from slipping off the line. One L will do. • dreadful • faithful

  4. Rule # 3 What if the Y gets an extra little tail? When adding ending to words that end with a consonant plus –ychange the final y to i UNLESS the ending already begins with i. For example: • Beauty  Beautiful • Ready  Readily • Apply  Applying

  5. Rule # 4 One, two, three for the PLURAL Most nouns make their plural by simply adding an –s to the end, however, the ending determines what the plural will look like. STUDY THE FOLLOWING PLURAL TABLE

  6. Rule # 5 The difference between American and British English Look at the difference:

  7. The most important rule To every rule there is an exception! Keep this in mind when using these spelling rules. And remember, spelling ALWAYS counts.

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