Practise KS3 spellings that start with ins-. Explore word families like inspire and inspiration, notice shared patterns and strengthen your confidence using these tricky beginnings in everyday writing.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The words "inspire" and "inspirational" are related, as is "respiration". This is because "spire" in these words comes from spirare, the Latin word for "to breathe"
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Can you see the word "instant" in "instantaneous"?
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Remember that the vowel in the second syllable is a u
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The words "instrument" and "instrumental" are related
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The prefix inter- plus "active" makes "interactive"
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If you can spell "interest", you'll have a good idea how to spell "interesting"
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What do you think the prefix inter- means?
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Don't be caught out by the a of the final syllable!
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It would be odd if "Internet" were spelled Enternet, wouldn't it?
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Remember that "interrupt" has a double r
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