Strengthen your KS3 spelling by exploring words that begin with cl-. Notice how small vowel changes after cl- create very different sounds, spellings and meanings in everyday vocabulary.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Which letter of "climate" is the most difficult to remember?
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The letter b after the m can be a bit of a surprise! Can you think of other words with this letter combination?
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Try not to confuse the verb, "to clothe", with the noun, "cloth".
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Remembering the different vowel sounds in "cloth" and "clothe" should help you to remember the spellings
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The s sound is made with an -sc- in this word
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"Coarse" and "course" are homophones
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The -age ending is important to remember
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"Collection" and "collect" are related
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If you can remember how to spell "colony", you will have a head start on "colonisation"
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The unstressed second syllable is the trickiest part of this word
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