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This week we are learning that some sounds can be spelled in more than one way. The ow sound can be found in words like snow or owl, and the ie sound can be heard in words like field and cried. These spellings look different but often sound the same.
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alternative |
Dr Brown had no alternative but to operate on the patient.
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cried |
'Watch out' he cried.
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field |
We practise on the field.
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glass |
Tom got the puncture in his rear wheel when riding over glass.
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love |
Helena is in love with Demetrius.
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owl |
The shop assistant was knowledgeable.
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snow |
Drivers should equip themselves before driving in snow.
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