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1.4 - Spelling

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✅EvaluateQuestion 1 of 21

Which is correctly spelt?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 2 of 21

Which is correctly spelt?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 3 of 21

Plural of 'baby' is?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 4 of 21

Add -ing: 'run + ing'.

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✅EvaluateQuestion 5 of 21

Choose the correct homophone: 'They left ___ books at home.'

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✅EvaluateQuestion 6 of 21

Which word is correctly spelt?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 7 of 21

Spell the plural of 'knife'.

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✅EvaluateQuestion 8 of 21

Which option has a spelling ERROR?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 9 of 21

Add -ed: 'try + ed' = ?.

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✅EvaluateQuestion 10 of 21

Choose the correct homophone: 'The hurricane ___ the entire fishing village.'

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✅EvaluateQuestion 11 of 21

Which is CORRECTLY spelt?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 12 of 21

Plural of 'tomato' is?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 13 of 21

Which spelling rule explains 'happy → happiness'?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 14 of 21

Which homophone is correct: 'Take this letter (to/too/two) the principal.'

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✅EvaluateQuestion 15 of 21

Which sentence contains a spelling error?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 16 of 21

Spell the noun form of 'occur'.

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✅EvaluateQuestion 17 of 21

Choose the spelling that follows the 'i before e' rule.

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✅EvaluateQuestion 18 of 21

Identify the word with a SILENT letter.

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✅EvaluateQuestion 19 of 21

Correctly add the suffix: 'argue + ment' = ?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 20 of 21

Which sentence uses 'principal' / 'principle' correctly?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 21 of 21

The Bahamian student writes: 'They're going too the libary.' Which TWO errors must be fixed?

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✅EvaluateQuestion 1 of 21

Which is correctly spelt?

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