This KS3 spelling quiz explores words beginning with fr-. Spot patterns in word families like frequent and frequency so you can spell similar words correctly in your writing.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The -ct- is the trickiest letter combination in "friction"
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Not "freeze", but "frieze"
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If you can spell "fright", you will easily be able to spell "frighten"
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The o of the unstressed, second syllable is the difficult letter to remember
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This word might exercise your memory somewhat!
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The word "fulfil" is streamlined, with two instances of a single, rather than double, l. "Fulfill" is also correct in some forms of English
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The -nct- letter combination is rather tricky here
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Both the e and the a are unstressed, making them more difficult to remember
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Add "further" to "more" to get "furthermore"
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Remember the double l
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