Have a go at spelling these words from the first four chapters of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief.
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Percy |
Percy is a twelve year old boy.
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Jackson |
Percy Jackson is the protagonist of this book.
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thief |
A thief seized my mother's purse.
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half |
Noah ate half the cake.
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blood |
When he cut his leg there was a flood of blood.
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reeked |
Gabe reeked of onion and garlic.
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agony |
We watched the poor animal writhe in agony.
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strewn |
The rubbish was strewn over the floor.
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vivid |
Do all novelists need a vivid imagination?
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bellowed |
The teacher bellowed at the class.
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hastily |
At the end of the party, she hastily said her goodbyes.
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lumber |
As Percy ran away, the monster continued to lumber after him in pursuit.
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pursed |
Harry pursed his lips.
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lightning |
That was a huge flash of lightning.
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anticipate |
The nation eagerly anticipate the results of the election.
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disintegrate |
Percy watched the beast disintegrate in front of him.
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