Explore KS3 spellings that begin with mu-. Spot links between music words, practise word families and build confidence using these patterns in homework, tests and everyday writing.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The words "multiply" and "multiplication" are related
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If you can spell "multiple" and "multiplication", you should have no difficulty with "multiply"
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Having both syllables spelled identically makes "murmur" fairly easy to spell!
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Don't forget the c of "muscle"! Did you know the word "muscle" derives from mus, the Latin word for "mouse"?
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Remember that the ending of the word is spelled -al
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Add -ian to "music" to get "musician"
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Remember to capitalise "Muslim", since the word is a proper noun
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The letter y appears twice in "mystery"
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The words "myth" and "mythical" are related
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"Narrate", "narrator" and "narrative" are related
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