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2014-2015.  I have compiled a list of high-utility words that are frequently used in writing. Many of the words are seen more than once through the spelling.

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1 2014-2015

2  I have compiled a list of high-utility words that are frequently used in writing. Many of the words are seen more than once through the spelling lists.  Each Friday, the students will be given a spelling pretest of 20 words. The words that the student misses will be his or her spelling words for the week. If a student makes 100% on the pretest, he or she will not have any spelling words the following week. A 100% will be put in the gradebook for the test. A student will have no more than 10 words in a week for spelling. Spelling tests will be given on Thursdays.  Students may use this Powerpoint to study for the PRETEST on Friday. You certainly don’t have to! It is optional!

3  theyouoff  ofsmallagain  andsay  amen  totell  twogreat  toonumber  in old  iswent

4  thathiswell  itawayplace  hedifferent  forput  washelp  onwhy  aretake  as here  withsuch

5  theyonecome  atwoncame  beeven  beepart  thisdoes  frombecause  Imust  havethree  orwork

6  hadtheirany  notthey’reman  butanother  whataround  allalso  werethink  whenlook  wesame  thereday

7  rightifget  writedomost  towill  twome  tooour  cangood  ango  saidmuch  sadback

8  youroutinto  you’rethemhas  therethen  theirthan  they’reshe  eachmany  aboutsome  how these  upother

9  witchwouldgirl  whichfirstmore  makemademaid  herthan  likehim  timewho  could now  shouldpeople

10  newfindwords  knewusecalled  wouldmay  woodMay  overwater  didlong  downlittle  onlyvery  wayafter

11  throughtaleput  threwtailhelp  justnumber  mostold  getwent  backoff  smallof  say again  tellaway

12  knowpartalso  nodoesthink  somust  sewthree  differentwork  suchcome  wellbecause  place came  evenanother

13  wearsamethrew  wherefirstget  twoany  tooman  tomen  becausegood  differentmuch  another back  girlthrough

14  seeourlittle  seahourlong  itswhere  it’swear  becausejust  aroundcalled  alsowords  write after  rightvery

15  wherealsoweigh  wearanyonly  knowvery  nowater  greatmay  grateMay  becauseuse  different find  aroundway

16  hereournow  hearhourwho  anotherdown  arounddid  writeway  rightweigh  tooover  two made  topeople

17  knewit’sthere  newfirstthey’re  ourgirl  hourmore  onlywould  waydifferent  weighbecause  people another  itstheir

18  Rule: For nouns ending in s, x, z, ch or sh, add –es  doorsditches  dogswishes  tablesdishes  chairscrosses  boxesmazes  foxescaves  bosses  glasses  buzzes

19  Some plural nouns ending in –o, add –s or –es.  tomatoesphotos  potatoespianos  heroesradios  echoes  banjoes  cellos  discos  patios

20  For some words ending in f, change the f to a v and add -es  However, for some words ending in f, just add –s  For some nouns ending in ife, change the f to a v and then add -s  halvesthieveslives  loaveswolvesknives  elveschefs  leavescliffs  selvesroofs  shelveswives

21  For common nouns that end with consonant + y, change the y to an i and then add – es.  fliesbunnies  penniesladies  daddies  mommies  babies  companies  ponies  puppies

22  Fish  Sheep  Deer  Tuna  Salmon  Trout  Moose  Shrimp

23  For some nouns, change other letters or just change the word completely!  peoplewomen  children  oxen  feet  teeth  geese  mice  lice  men

24  aren't - are nothe’s- he is; he has  can't – cannotI’d: I had; I would  couldn't - could notI’ll- I will, I shall  didn't - did notI’m- I am  doesn't - does notI’ve: I have  don't - do notisn’t: is not  hadn't - had notlet’s: let us  hasn't - has not  haven't - have not  he'd - he had; he would  he'll - he will; he shall

25  she'd - she had; she wouldwhat’s- what is?  she'll - she will; she shallwhere’s- where is?  she's - she is; she haswho’s- who is?  shouldn't - should not  that's - that is; that has  there's - there is; there has  they'd - they had; they would  they'll - they will; they shall  they're - they are

26  who'll - who will; who shall  who's - who is; who has  won't - will not  wouldn't - would not  you'd - you had; you would  you'll - you will; you shall  you're - you are  you've - you have  they've - they have  we'd - we had; we would  we're - we are  we've - we have  weren't - were not

27 PrefixMeaningexample Anti-AgainstAntifreeze De-OppositeDefrost Dis-Not, opposite ofDisagree Fore-BeforeForecast In-, im-NotInjustice, impossible Mis-Wronglymisfire Non-NotNonsense Re-Againrewind PrefixMeaningexample Anti-AgainstAntifreeze De-OppositeDefrost Dis-Not, opposite ofDisagree Fore-BeforeForecast In-, im-NotInjustice, impossible Mis-Wronglymisfire Non-NotNonsense Re-Againrewind

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