24 February 2017

Thursday 23 February 2017

Double up for a short vowel sound

This week, we have focussed on a spelling rule that we have previously learned but still make mistakes with.

The ‘double up for a short vowel’ sound is very common in the English language although, as we have found, there are exceptions to the rule.

Here are a list of words that double up for a short vowel sound. You should familiarise yourself with the rule and learn how to spell these words. You will be tested on ten of these words on Friday 03 March.

accommodate

 

necessary

 

planning
beginning

 

communicate

 

exaggerate
difficult

 

preferred

 

beginning
successfully

 

occurred

 

challenge
immediate

 

interrupt

 

addition
Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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