Spelling Word List: Commonly misspelt words list 9

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nationally GCSEs are nationally recognised qualifications. *
necessary Is it necessary to learn to spell properly?
negotiate We do not negotiate with terrorists. *
niece My brother's daughter is my niece.
noticeable The ink stain on the front of the shirt was very noticeable. *
occasion Let's celebrate this great occasion.
occasionally When I drive I occasionally use an atlas.
occupant The house next door has a new occupant. *
occur Dreams occur when you are asleep.
occurred The incident occurred at 2pm. *
occurrence Let's hope this won't become a regular occurrence. *
official Coca Cola is one of the official sponsors of the Rugby World Cup. *
omission There was an omission of the people's addresses on the form. *
omitted Percy had omitted a word from his sentence so he had to rewrite it. *
parallel A trapezoid or trapezium is a type of quadrilateral with at least one pair of parallel sides.
particularly It is important to use Spellzone regularly, particularly if you find spelling difficult. *
parliament Parliament in the UK consists of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. *
pastime My favourite pastime is horse riding. *
permanent Temporary is the opposite of permanent.
permutation The country's permutation into a modern democracy wasn't an easy process. *

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nationally
necessary
negotiate
niece
noticeable
occasion
occasionally
occupant
occur
occurred
occurrence
official
omission
omitted
parallel
particularly
parliament
pastime
permanent
permutation

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