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Functional Skills in English
Entry Level 1
Entry Level 1: Key words for reading and spelling
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Study the word list: Entry Level 1 (F-G)

Words that learners at Entry Level 1 are required to read and spell correctly.

Word list: Entry Level 1 (F-G)

 fast The train went really fast.
feel I feel hungry at lunch time.
few The sweets only cost a few pennies.
find Fred can never find his car keys.
first I was gripped by the very first sentence of this book.
floor I scrubbed the floor until it was spotless.
follow Dogs can follow the scent of other animals.
for Let's all go for a long walk.
four He has read four books in a week.
Friday I go swimming on Friday.
full The picnic basket was full of edible treats.
get I get up at half past six.
girl The girl came home on the train.
give I'll give you a ride home.
go Where did you go last night?
gone They've gone to Florida for a week.
good The cookies smell good.
group A group of children went to the beach.

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Use the list: Entry Level 1 (F-G)

'Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check' spelling exercise Learn this spelling list using the 'Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check' activity.

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