These common words are challenging for many learners. Words like why, which, who, and whom are particularly tricky. It’s essential to understand how to use and spell these words correctly in order to communicate clearly and confidently. For instance, we use why to ask about reasons, which to choose between options, who to inquire about people, and whom when referring to the object of a verb. Learning these words is key to improving your spelling and writing skills. To practice, try a spelling game for a fun way to reinforce your learning!
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Why are you crying?
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Which way shall we go?
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Who would like to go first?
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To whom is the letter addressed?
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Whose pen is this?
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They serve the best steak in town.
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Some of these words are hard to spell.
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I saw a rock band performing live last night.
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I'll give you a hand with your project.
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What have I done with my car keys?
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Would you like some fish and chips?
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I'll come round to your house.
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I'll only tell you once.
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Did you hear what I said?
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Clean your shoes before you pack them.
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What time is it?
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