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Words beginning with si...

Practise spelling words beginning with ‘si’. Spot patterns, avoid common slips, and see how many you can spell correctly without checking the answers.

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Fascinating Fact:

Sincere and sincerely are often used in letters. Spell them sin-cere and sin-cere-ly, remembering that the c comes before the e.

In KS3 English Spelling, this quiz looks at words that begin with si. You will focus on syllables, spelling patterns and common letter strings so you can tackle longer words with confidence in your written work.

Key Terms

Spelling pattern: A regular way letters are arranged in words, which you can learn and apply to similar spellings.
Root word: The basic form of a word that holds the main meaning before any prefixes or suffixes are added.
Suffix: Letters added to the end of a word, such as -ly or -ness, which change its form or meaning.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How can I remember tricky KS3 spellings beginning with si?

Break “si” words into syllables, say them slowly, then use look-cover-write-check. Group similar words together so you spot shared patterns and review them regularly in a spelling notebook.

What spelling rules should KS3 students know for English?

KS3 students should know how to add common suffixes, when letters double, and how vowels change in different endings. Knowing these rules makes it easier to spell longer, academic vocabulary.

Why does accurate spelling matter in school and exams?

Accurate spelling helps your writing look clear and professional. It makes your ideas easier to understand and can improve marks in English and other written exam answers.

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Author: Sheri Smith (PhD English Literature, English Teacher & Quiz Writer)

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