The long o sound at the end of a word is often spelled with the letters ow. This spelling is used in many English words, making it a key pattern to learn. Knowing how to spell ow words correctly will help improve your overall spelling skills.
For example:
blow – blow out the candles on your cake.
show – Tick the box to show you have read the text.
flow – The stream will flow down the mountain.
Learning this pattern will help you remember how to spell these words more easily.
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Blow out the candles on your cake.
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The crowd will flow through the gates.
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Tick the box to show you have read the text.
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Don't throw your clothes on the floor.
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The archer was down to his last arrow.
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He lives in the rooms below me.
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Could I borrow some milk?
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A blow on the elbow can be painful.
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That fellow keeps looking at me.
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Don't follow me, I'm lost.
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The tree trunk was hollow.
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Cows are grazing in the meadow.
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Our car got stuck in a narrow lane.
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I like to sleep with a big pillow.
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The evening sun cast a long shadow.
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The shallow water is marked by a buoy.
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Sorrow is a feeling of great sadness.
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A swallow was flying up above.
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They lived in a small bungalow by the sea.
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I'll call you again tomorrow.
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