Explore tricky ur spellings linked to towns, cities and more. This KS3 quiz helps you spot patterns, hear sounds clearly and choose the correct word in each sentence.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Remember that the final unstressed syllable has an a
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The vowels in the unstressed syllables are a bit tricky here: the second syllable has a single e, but the final syllable has an a-e digraph with a t in the middle of it (this type of spelling used to be known as the "silent e")
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Both "vertical" and "horizontal" end in an -al
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"Vessel" ends in -el, not -le
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The words "viral", "virus" and "virulent" are related
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The i of the unstressed final syllable might catch you out!
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It might be helpful to split the word into syllables: vo-ca-bu-la-ry
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Can you think of any other words beginning with voca-?
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So you can spell "volume", but can you spell "voluminous"?
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"Vowels" and "owls" rhyme but are not spelled the same
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