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Spot the spelling mistake
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Practise
Ten new questions every time. Answer them all, then check: you get your score, and the working for anything you missed.
In this lesson
- Read one section at a time.
- Look at each word as it's written.
- Watch for double letters, silent letters and words that sound the same.
- Remember, there may be no mistake.
Your turn
Which section has the mistake?
Show the answer
The answer is section B! Wednesday has a silent D.
The common mistake
Here's a common mistake. Thinking that every sentence has a mistake. Some don't. If every section is right, choose no mistake.
Try it at home
Write a sentence with one word spelt wrong, or none. Can someone else find the mistake, or say there isn't one?
Read the whole lesson
Hello, and welcome to Myriora English! Here, a sentence is split into sections. One section may have a spelling mistake. Or there may be no mistake at all.
Here's how to check. Read one section at a time, slowly. Look at each word as it's written, not as you expect it to be.
Let's try it. The first section looks fine. The next word doesn't look right. The rule is i before e, except after c. So the word should be receive, and the mistake is in section B.
Watch for three traps. Double letters, as in beginning. Silent letters, as in island. And words that sound the same, like their and there.
Let's try one together. Which section has the mistake? Here's a tip: read each word as it's written. Say it out loud!
The answer is section B! That word should be excited, with a C.
Here's a common mistake. Thinking that every sentence has a mistake. Some don't. If every section is right, choose no mistake.
Your turn! Which section has the mistake? Pick the right card. You've got ten seconds, or pause the video. Go!
Time's up! The answer is section B! Wednesday has a silent D.
Quick review. Read one section at a time. Look at each word as it's written. Watch for double letters, silent letters and words that sound the same. Remember, there may be no mistake. See you next time!
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