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Study the word list: Words ending in tle

The /t´l/ sound at the end of a word is usually spelled tle.

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bottle 		Put the cork back in the bottle.
title 		An heir, is the person who will get someone's title or property after their death. *
beetle 		We saw a large beetle fly by today.
battle 		A battle was fought on this site.
cattle 		The local farmer reared cattle.
rattle 		The baby shook his rattle toy. *
kettle 		Put the kettle on for coffee.
nettle 		The nettle was really prickly. *
settle 		Saxons and Vikings chose to settle in Britain. *
little 		She's only a little mite.
brittle 		Wine glasses can be very brittle.
skittle 		At the bowling alley, I knocked over a skittle. *
mottle
throttle 		The engines were at full throttle. *
scuttle
shuttle 		The shuttle took the astronauts to the space station. *
gentle 		Be very gentle with the tiny kitten.
startle 		Loud bangs startle my dog.
hurtle
turtle 		Turtle eggs are laid in a hole in the sand.

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Learn about these words in Unit 26. Word endings: -le, and exceptions e.g. al, el, ol

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