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In this word list, we're exploring words that use our or oor to spell the /or/ sound. These letter combinations appear in many everyday words, from four to floor, and can be found in both familiar and more complex vocabulary. By learning how these patterns work, you'll be able to confidently spell and pronounce words like court, mourn, and source. Check out the examples below and see how these words come to life in different contexts!
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four |
He has read four books in a week.
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pour |
Please will you pour me a drink?
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court |
The tennis court was too wet for play.
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course |
This course should help your spelling.
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mourn |
The family should be able to mourn his death in peace.
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source |
The source of this river is in those hills.
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door |
The sign on the door said pull.
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floor |
I scrubbed the floor until it was spotless.
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Learn more about these words in the Spellzone Main Course: Unit 14. Spelling choices for /or/ sound: or, ore, au, aw + war
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