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Entry Level 3: Words ending in -ible
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Study the word list: Entry Level 3: Words ending in -ible 2

Words that learners at Entry Level 3 are required to read and spell correctly.

Some words use -ible to spell this weak final syllabl

Word list: Entry Level 3: Words ending in -ible 2

 flexible Rubber is a flexible material.
forcible The door was broken showing signs of forcible entry.
gullible The gullible boy believed everything he was told.
horrible The weather was horrible yesterday.
incredible The special effects are incredible.
invincible The hero was invincible.
legible The handwriting was neat and legible.
permissible Is it permissible to park here?
plausible His excuse didn't sound plausible.
possible Would it be possible to take the test again?
responsible A postman is responsible for the distribution of mail.
reversible His coat was reversible.
terrible There was a terrible hurricane.
visible The ship was only just visible in the distance.

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