Here is some more spelling practice for hard-working GCSE pupils! Amazingly, some of the trickiest words to spell in English can also be some of the most ordinary. 'Basically' is a word you are likely to hear several times a day, but it is also one of the most commonly misspelled words, too (people often misspell it as 'basicly'). Practice, practice and more practice is the answer.
Test your spelling with this second revision quiz on the subject.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
She wrote separate headings for each column
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They were definitely expected by nine o'clock
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Everyone knew he preferred coffee to any other flavour of ice cream
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Education: is it a privilege or a right?
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Harriet was certain that Robert had the mechanical pencil in his possession
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The headteacher impressed upon us the unlikelihood that we would be given another opportunity
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Every day, the government announced its intention to promote new businesses
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He showed a surprising interest in the obscure equipment held in the farming museum
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On Mondays, the school librarian was entirely unapproachable
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Despite their exhaustion, they were expected in the director's office immediately
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