
These words end in el instead of the more common spelling le.
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label |
The school asked parents and guardians to label all school uniform.
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libel |
The lawyer distinguished between libel and slander.
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nickel |
Nickel occurs naturally in various minerals.
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snorkel |
He swam with his mask and snorkel.
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yokel |
He was fed up of being dismissed as a country yokel.
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cancel |
I'd like to cancel my appointment.
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parcel |
The postman brought the parcel to the house.
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model |
I'll use this glue to fix my model.
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bagel |
I ordered a bagel with cream cheese and a coffee.
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angel |
She drew an angel on her Christmas card.
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chapel |
The church school had its own chapel.
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gospel |
Our church has a gospel choir.
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scalpel |
She passed the surgeon a scalpel.
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hostel |
We will be staying in a hostel.
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pastel |
The cake was decorated in pastel colours.
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morsel |
We finished every last morsel of food.
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vessel |
We saw a large vessel on the horizon.
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chisel |
The sculptor worked with a hammer and a chisel.
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diesel |
This truck's engine runs on diesel fuel.
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pretzel |
I bought a pretzel from the bakery.
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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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