2014 has been an exciting year for all of us here at Spellzone – we reached over 400 likes on our Facebook page; have been shortlisted for the UK Blog Awards (thank you to all of you who voted for us!); and even connected with a school in Montserrat! Here are some of our favourite articles from over the year: This year we began looking at pairs and groups of words which are easy to mix up, and we shared tips and tricks to help you remember when to use which word. The pairs and groups of words we looked at include: accept vs. except, lose vs. loose, bought vs. brought, break vs. brake, to vs. too vs. two, desert vs. dessert, allowed vs. aloud, less vs. fewer, uninterested vs. d...
Welcome to Spellzone St. Augustine Catholic Primary School in Montserrat. Spellzone has active users in 50 countries and Montserrat in the Caribbean is one of the smallest with a population less than 6000. The school plan to use Spellzone to prepare for the island’s annual Spelling Bee competition. Best of luck from us all at Spellzone! ...
American vs. British English
Common Mistakes
Commonly Confused Words
English Idioms Explained
English Literature
Exams & Tests
Grammar & Punctuation
Mindful Spelling
Spelling at School
Spelling Games
Spelling Homework
Spelling Tips
Spellzone Tips & Tools
Supporting Adult Learners
Supporting Dyslexic Learners
Supporting EAL Learners
Word Origins & Stories
Writing & Vocabulary
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