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June Round-Up

3 Word Lists for June

This month's English vocabulary lists were words ending in ‘ery’, Platinum Jubilee spelling words, and under-the-sea spelling words for UN World Oceans Day.
10 Words for … Surprised

From flabbergasted to stunned, we’re looking at alternatives to surprised in this month’s 10 Words… blog post.
Commonly Confused Words: Real vs. Reel
In this month’s Commonly Confused Words blog post, we looked at the words real and reel. Do you know when to use which word? Learn more about the words real and reel in Unit 7.
Word for Wednesday: Words from Greek Mythology

Learn more about this month’s words: atlas, chaos, mentor, narcissist, and tantalise.

30 Jun 2022
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