Spelling: -le
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This KS2 English spelling quiz will challenge you on words ending in le, el and al. Are angels and angles the same? Hopefully your teacher has never asked you to measure the angels in a triangle! Many, many English words end in '-le' or 'el', and some end in '-al'. Knowing the difference will make your writing legible, sensible and easy to read.
Take these three words as an example: candle, panel and sandal. They all have the same-sounding end, but each one has a different spelling. There aren't any rules to follow for these words, so it's a case of learning them over and over until you know for sure how to spell them.
Get practising your spelling skills in this enjoyable picture quiz.
The children were excited to be going to the ____ for the annual ____.
My cousin thinks ____ are completely ____.
He wrapped up the ____ and the ____ in a neat ____ to give to his new neighbour.
The ____ of water from the overflowing kitchen sink slowly formed a giant ____.
Can you read the ____ on that ____?
The ____ is perfectly adapted for ____ in the harsh desert environment.
An enormous golden ____ settled in the ____ of the classroom.
Bird lovers sometimes have trouble with ____ stealing the food from the bird ____.
The ____ was so funny, it made me ____ many times.
As the 1,000 piece jigsaw ____ slowly took shape, they began to see its dramatic ____ scene.
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