Tackle KS3 spellings beginning with ou and our. Spot patterns in tricky words so you can use them confidently in classwork, homework and exams.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
"Outrage" plus -ous makes "outrageous"
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The y is the key letter to remember here
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Be careful not to confuse "palette" with its homonym, "pallet"
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The letter combination -phl- is not a common one, which can help in remembering this spelling
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Certainly not to be confused with "parabola"!
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Do you recognise the "graph" element of this word?
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Single r, double l, single l
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If you can spell "parallel", you'll have a huge advantage in attempting "parallelogram"!
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Don't be caught out by the -ia- in "parliament"
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The words "participate", "participant" and "participation" are related
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