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Unit 15-17H Homophones: the ou sound and ough and augh words
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Unit 17H: A 'Beat the spellchecker!' test for words from Units 15, 17

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Unit 15-17H -
Homophones for Unit 15, the ou sound and
Unit 17, ough and augh words

Spelling homophones with /ou/ sound ough augh words Spelling homophones...
...the words the computer spellchecker will not spot

This unit tests you on homophones:
1) with the sound /ou/
2) with ough and augh spellings

Choose the correct word

Type the whole word:

Please read the words allowed/aloud.
I like a garden with many flowers/flours.
The council/counsel voted to close the school.
They boughed/bowed their heads to pray.
The bus journey takes one hour/our.
A duck is a kind of water fowl/foul.
The fort/fought was attacked by the rebels.
He is in caught/court on a charge of theft.
The choir boy wore a ruff/rough around his neck.
Pull the string until it is taught/taut.
Please sort/sought out your dirty laundry.
This is the first draught/draft of a new novel.


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