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Sharpen your KS3 spelling by tackling words that begin with ac. Spot patterns, avoid common errors and link spellings to subjects like science, maths and everyday reading.

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Fascinating Fact:

Some ac- words link to school subjects, such as accuracy, accurate, and accurately in science or maths. Adding -cy, -ate, or -ly does not change the ac- at the start.

In KS3 English Spelling, you explore how word openings affect spelling. This quiz looks at words beginning with ac, helping you notice letter patterns and check each ending carefully when you write.

Key Terms

Prefix: A group of letters added to the start of a word, like ac, which helps build different words from a similar pattern.
Suffix: A group of letters added to the end of a word, such as cy or ly, that can change its word class or how it is used.
Word family: A set of related words that share the same root or pattern, for example accurate, accuracy and accurately.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a good way to learn KS3 words beginning with ac?

Group ac words into families, such as active, action and activity. Say them aloud, highlight the shared letters and then test yourself by writing them from memory.

Why do accuracy and accurate have different endings?

Accuracy is a noun and ends in cy, while accurate is an adjective and ends in ate. The word family keeps the same basic pattern, but the endings show how each word is used.

How can I avoid spelling mistakes in KS3 English spelling quizzes?

Read each question slowly, listen to the word in your head and check every letter, especially in the middle and at the end. Using look cover write check regularly also helps.

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1 .

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In fact, in reality

actuerly

actually

actoualy

actewaly

Sometimes people pronounce this word by emphasising each syllable: ac-tu-al-ly. This is also a helpful way to remember its spelling

2 .

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To announce publicly

advertise

advitise

advertyse

advertize

"Advertize" is correct in other English-speaking countries, such as the United States, and is also the preferred spelling for some publishers in the UK! Generally, the -ise suffix is considered correct in the UK

3 .

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Signified by the plus sign

addition

adition

adictien

addishion

Thinking of the word "add" will help you to remember this spelling

4 .

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A person who is dependent on alcohol, tobacco or other drugs

adict

addict

adikt

addickt

Remember that the letter d appears twice in "addict"

5 .

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Currently in use or effect

acctive

active

activ

actif

The -e at the end of "active" makes no difference to the modern English pronunciation of the word

6 .

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Messages that appear in magazines and on television

advertysement

advertisemont

advertisemunt

This one is rather straightforward: "advertise" + -ment

7 .

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The state of being dependent on something

addictian

addiction

addictiun

adiction

The final t of "addict" is dropped when converting the word to "addiction" by adding the suffix, -tion

8 .

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A state in which things are happening; a leisure pursuit

activity

activaty

activety

activerty

The final -e of "active" becomes unnecessary when the word is transformed to "activity"

9 .

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An offered opinion

advize

advise

advyse

advice

Remember the difference between the verb, "to advise" and the noun, "advice". Saying aloud the word you mean will help you to spell it correctly

10 .

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To give advice

advize

advice

advise

advyse

The s in "advise" makes the same sound as a z

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author: Sheri Smith (PhD English Literature, English Teacher & Quiz Writer)

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