Spelling Word List: eer, ear, eir, ier, ere

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	hear	Did you hear that strange noise?
	near	We don't want to live near the main road.
	nearly	She nearly missed her flight connection to Florida. *
	steer	A rudder is used to steer a ship or aircraft.
	deer	A doe is a female deer. *
	dear	Dear Madam, I am writing to tell you... *
	beer	Hop over the rope.
	gear	Have you remembered your skiing gear? *
	here	Put the book here. *
	smear	There was a smear of jam across the book. *
	spear	The tip of the spear was sharp.
	pier	We liked to go fishing at the end of the pier. *
	weird	I heard a very weird noise in the night.
	career	She worked hard to build a career for herself. *
	tier	The wedding cake was in three tiers.
	appear	The nicest flower to appear in spring is the crocus.

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hear

near

nearly

steer

deer

dear

beer

gear

here

smear

spear

pier

weird

career

tier

appear

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