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‘able’ vs ‘ible’ This week’s spellings focus on the -able and -ible suffix. These suffixes can be tricky because they often sound the same. Whilst there are no hard and fast rules, the -able suffix is more common than the -ible suffix. Also, the -able suffix is usually used if the full root word can be heard before the suffix; the -ible suffix is used if the root word cannot be heard. Children should learn how to spell these words in preparation for a test on Friday 13 September. |
| forgivable |
| reversible |
| invincible |
| disposable |
| enviable |
| edible |
| legible |
| respectable |
| adorable |
| sensible |
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