Test your spelling of words beginning with "te". Spot useful prefixes, untangle lookalike words and see how confidently you can choose the correct spelling in short sentences.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The words "technique", "technical" and "technology" are related
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Often this word is pronounced as if it has only three syllables, making the e of the second syllable tricky to remember
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"Temple" has the common -le ending
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The o of the second syllable makes the same sound as "oh", frequently spelled in English as -oe-
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Think of the word "tense" and you'll be nearly there with "tension"
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The a of the unstressed second syllable is important to remember here
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Add -ile to the word "text"
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Add the suffix -ure to the word "text"
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"Theatre" ends in -re in UK English, although "theater" is correct elsewhere
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If you can spell "theatre", you'll easily manage "theatrical"
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