Essential, Non-Negotiable
Spelling – Set 2
Students received copies of this to tape into their composition books.
You will lose points if you misspell these in your writing.
to
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prep. means toward “Let’s go to that movie.”
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too
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adv. means
also or exceeding “I have too much
homework.”
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two
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n. or adj. or pronoun – the number that comes next
after one “I have two
brothers.”
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a lot
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adj. means many “I have a lot of
homework.” (Remember that this
is two words. “You can put a hole in a lot – a whole lot!” The hole
is the space between words. (Hole and whole are also homophones.)
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allot
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v. means distribute or assign “The teacher will allot
two candies to each student.”
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This is not a word! Don’t write it! x
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were
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verb, past tense “We were happy to see you.”
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we’re
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contraction for the pronoun and verb “We’re going to
lunch.” Short for “We are going
to lunch.”
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where
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usually adv.
or conj. indicates
place “Where is he?”
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wear Did you wear your coat to school?
