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Learn tricky KS3 spellings beginning with en-, including environment and energy. This quiz helps you spot patterns, avoid common mistakes and feel more confident in your writing.

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Fascinating Fact:

Environment is often misspelled. It has n-v-i-r in the middle, so spell it e-n-v-i-r-on-ment, not enviroment.

In KS3 English Spelling, pupils meet many words beginning with en-, such as environment, encourage and enable. They learn to notice how the letters sit in the middle of each word so they can choose the correct spelling when they are writing.

Key Terms

Prefix: Letters added to the start of a word, like en- in enrich or enlarge, which can slightly change the meaning.
Syllable: A beat or sound chunk in a word, such as en-vi-ron-ment, which helps you break spelling into smaller parts.
Spelling pattern: A letter order that appears in several words, for example en- at the beginning or -ment at the end.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How do I spell environment correctly at KS3?

Say the word slowly as en-vi-ron-ment and look for the n before the v in the middle. Writing it out a few times in sentences helps fix it in your memory.

What does the prefix en- mean in English words?

The prefix en- often means to cause something to happen or to put something into a state, as in enrich, enlarge or enable. It is part of the word’s meaning, not just the spelling.

How can I improve my spelling of en- words for KS3 exams?

Group en- words into small lists, read them aloud, then test yourself by covering them and writing them from memory. Checking mistakes and correcting them straight away strengthens your spelling.

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1 .

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Coastal water body where ocean tides and river water merge

estuerry

estuarry

estuary

estuery

Watch out for the a!

2 .

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To ask (about something)

enqire

enquir

enquire

encuire

Can you tell that the word "enquire" comes from French? The spelling "inquire" is also correct

3 .

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The natural world or ecosystem

environment

enviranment

envirunment

envirenment

The word is often pronounced without all of the syllables being enunciated clearly, which can make its spelling trickier than it ought to be

4 .

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Referring to a polygon all of whose sides are of equal length

equalateral

equallateral

equilatteral

equilateral

Equi- means "equal" and "lateral" refers to "sides"

5 .

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'You'll need a ticket to gain e---------- to the museum'

entrance

entrunce

entranse

entrence

The a can be somewhat difficult to remember

6 .

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The lecturer has three speaking e------------s this week

engagement

engaigment

engaygement

engeigement

If you can spell "engage", you should also be able to spell "engagement"

7 .

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A quality that denotes the ability to do work

energie

energy

ennergee

ennergy

The e of the second, unstressed syllable is the tricky letter here

8 .

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A document specifying how much a job will probably cost

estemate

estimait

estamate

estimate

With the exception of the first e, most of the vowels in this word are tricky. Exercise those brain cells!

9 .

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Sufficient; all that is required, needed, or appropriate

enoufe

enoughe

enugh

enough

That -ough is tricky!

10 .

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The result of having been worn away, as by a glacier on rock or the sea on a cliff face

erosiun

erosion

eroshun

erosien

The -si- sounds similar to -sh-

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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