Master tricky KS3 spellings that begin with nu-. Spot patterns in word families like number, numerous and nurture so you can spell them confidently in your writing.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The e of the unstressed final syllable is an important letter to remember here
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"Nutrition" and "nutrient" are related
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Not -ive, but -ave!
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The -oeia- letter combination is especially difficult and will need to be memorised
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The k sound is recorded here with the digraph -ch-
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Just add an l to "orchestra"
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"Organism" is related to the words "organ" and "organic"
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"Origin" + -al = "original"
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This word, being Italian, is pronounced exactly as it appears, making it easier to spell
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Add the prefix out- to "put"
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