Cursive: Spelling Patterns 2

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Course curriculum

1. page
2. huge
3. wage
4. stage
5. image
6. savage
7. manage
8. voyage
9. refuge
10. deluge
11. Sentences
12. Speed test
1. -dge
2. edge
3. ledge
4. hedge
5. idge
6. ridge
7. bridge
8. -adge
9. badge
10. -udge
11. fudge
12. judge
13. -odge
14. dodge
15. lodge
1. know
2. knew
3. knee
4. knit
5. knot
6. knave
7. knock
8. knead
9. knight
10. knuckle
1. gnat
2. gnome
3. gnash
4. gnarl
1. wrap
2. write
3. wrong
4. wrote
5. wrist
6. wreck
7. wreath
8. wrinkle
1. sole
2. sale
3. file
4. rule
5. table
6. angle
7. uncle
8. style
9. bottle
10. babble
11. puzzle
12. wiggle
13. middle
14. rattle
15. baffle
16. ripple
17. hassle
18. example
1. level
2. model
3. hotel
4. panel
5. label
6. jewel
7. travel
8. pastel
9. channel
10. cancel
11. parcel
1. local
2. total
3. final
4. legal
5. royal
6. equal
7. actual
8. signal
1. until
2. pupil
3. snail
4. pencil
5. fossil
6. nostril
1. work
2. risk
3. bank
4. mark
5. talk
6. desk
7. pink
8. think
9. shrink
10. squawk
1. fall
2. walk
3. small
4. talk
5. always
1. cent
2. cell
3. cease
4. cedar
5. centre
6. cereal
7. cement
8. celery
9. certain
10. century
1. city
2. civil
3. circle
4. circus
5. recipe
6. decide
7. cinema
8. citrus
9. citizen
1. cycle
2. cyber
3. fancy
4. juicy
5. mercy
6. cyclone
7. cylinder
1. epic
2. basic
3. music
4. logic
5. magic
6. topic
7. public
8. fabric
9. clinic
10. tragic
11. poetic
1. rabbit
2. ribbon
3. bubble
4. pebble
5. grubby
6. rubbish
7. dribble
1. buddy
2. hidden
3. saddle
4. sudden
5. paddle
6. fiddle
1. baggy
2. soggy
3. giggle
4. juggle
1. guest
2. guess
3. vague
4. league
5. rogue
6. plague
7. fatigue
8. vogue
1. rely
2. deny
3. apply
4. reply
5. imply
6. supply
7. comply
1. try/tried
2. cry/cried
3. vary/varied
4. study/studied
5. hurry/hurried
6. worry/worried
7. apply/applied
8. carry/carried
9. marry/married
1. funny/funnier
2. lazy/lazier
3. heavy/heavier
4. noisy/noisier
5. pretty/prettier
6. windy/windier
7. healthy/healthier
8. dirty/dirtier
1. dry/driest
2. easy/easiest
3. busy/busiest
4. lucky/luckiest
5. messy/messiest
6. angry/angriest
7. clumsy/clumsiest
8. shiny/shiniest
9. cloudy/cloudiest
10. hungry/hungriest
11. foggy/foggiest
12. friendly/friendliest
1. head/headed
2. hand/handed
3. load/loaded
4. land/landed
5. mind/minded
6. void/voided
7. need/needed
8. crowd/crowded
1. rip/ripped
2. shop/shopped
3. drop/dropped
4. pot/potted
5. wed/wedded
6. stop/stopped
7. slip/slipped
8. clap/clapped
9. plan/planned
1. dig/digging
2. swim/swimming
3. shop/shopping
4. chat/chatting
5. hop/hopping
6. begin/beginning
7. forget/forgetting
1. other
2. mother
3. brother
4. nothing
5. another
6. smother
7. Monday
1. key
2. money
3. valley
4. hockey
5. jersey
6. monkey
7. honey
8. turkey
9. medley
1. want
2. wash
3. swan
4. wand
5. quad
6. squat
7. quash
8. wallet
9. wander
1. word
2. work
3. worm
4. world
5. worse
6. worth
7. worship
1. war
2. warm
3. ward
4. warn
5. warp
6. award
7. reward
8. warmth
1. su
2. sure
3. usual
4. ensure
1. ily

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Cursive: Spelling Patterns 2

Course curriculum

-ge

-dge

kn-

gn-

wr-

-le

-el

-al

-il

end with k after a consonant

or sound before l and ll

c (s sound) before e

c (s sound) before i

c (s sound) before y

ending with ic

bb

dd

gg

-gue-

-y (long i sound)

-ied, drop y (past tense verbs)

-ier (comparative adjectives)

-iest (superlatives)

ed to root words ending in d

Double consonant to keep sound short when adding -ed

Double consonant to keep sound short when adding -ing

uh as in other

-ey (long e sound)

The 'o' sound spelt a after w and qu

The 'er' sound spelt or after w

The 'or' sound spelt ar after w

The 'sh' sound spelt su

-ily

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