The raised building razed to the ground. Practise your KS3 spelling with words beginning at ra.
"I recently went to a new doctor and noticed he was located in something called the Professional Building. I felt better right away." - George Carlin.
Language is powerful: the skilled use of language allows people to inform, to question, to influence and to persuade others. Language can create bonds and dissolve them. It can be used deliberately to confuse, to disguise and to mislead. By developing your skills in writing, reading and speaking, you will become better at using language and more likely to perceive those times when language is designed to manipulate your emotions, your understanding of events, or your beliefs.
A key part of improving your ability to harness the power of language is to build your vocabulary, so that you might choose words with precision. Being able to spell the words in your increased vocabulary is also important!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Here the c makes an "s" sound
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The words "race", "racist" and "racism" are related
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In Latin, radius means a "ray of light"
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Add re- to the word "action"
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If you can spell "real", you'll have no trouble with "reality"
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If a person is a "rebel", the stress falls on the first syllable of the word. If the person "rebels", the stress falls on the second syllable
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Remember the double l
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Here is an example of the "i before e, except after c" rule holding true
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Remember that the vowel of the final syllable is an e
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The only vowel to appear in "reference" is an e
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