Explore this spelling list: Tricky words - set 1. These words are tailored to support your spelling journey. Engage with our online games, spelling exercises, and downloadable content. Use the Learn, Games, Test, Print, or Write buttons to view all the activities.
This word list focuses on common, yet often tricky, words that early learners may encounter in everyday language. These words are essential for building a strong foundation in spelling and literacy. Each word is used in simple, relatable sentences to help reinforce understanding and proper usage. Through engaging activities, learners can practise and develop confidence with these tricky words in a fun and effective way.
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the |
The picnic cups are made of plastic.
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go |
Where did you go last night?
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out |
We went out last night.
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he |
He waved to his friend.
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will |
We will see you next week.
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put |
He will put your bags in your cabin.
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your |
Can I help you with your bags?
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to |
We went to the park.
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were |
We were going to go to the park but it started raining.
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take |
Take care when using a sharp knife.
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some |
The heavy rain caused some flooding.
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Learn more about these words in the Spellzone Starter Course: Unit 7. 2 syllable words
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