Spelling Word List: Double Consonants

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Study the Word List: Double Consonants

	apparent	It became apparent that he wasn't ready for the job.
	appreciate	I would appreciate your help with this project.
	attached	I attached your homework to my home school letter. *
	communicate	I was unable to communicate with the French child. *
	community	The councils new plans aroused some anger in the community.
	correspond	Poor health rates usually correspond to the unemployment figure.
	embarrass	Sorry to embarrass you. *
	exaggerate	An angler will sometimes exaggerate the size of fish he has caught. *
	excellent	Jane and Jim are excellent dancers.
	beginning	My hair is beginning to go grey.

* This sentence was added by a Spellzone user.

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Spelling Practice: Double Consonants

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apparent

appreciate

attached

communicate

community

correspond

embarrass

exaggerate

excellent

beginning

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