This KS3 English spelling quiz explores words beginning with po. Practise spotting patterns so you can choose the right vowels and endings when you write.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
How many words ending in -tion can you remember?
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"Positive", like "negative", ends in -ive
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The word "possession" has double a double s! How many Ss is that?
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"Potential" is related to "potency". Can you think of any reasons why one word contains a t where the other contains a c?
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The e of the unstressed second syllable might be tricky here
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Remember that "practise" is the verb and "practice" is the noun
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Be careful not to confuse "prey" with "pray"!
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Add -er to "pray"
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The words "predator", "predatory" and "predatorial" are related
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For a simple word, "prefer" can be difficult to spell!
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