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Practice examples, Letters and Sounds, Phase Six. All the base words need changes made before the suffixes are added.

marry They plan to marry in the summer.
funny He thought it was funny to tease his sister.
worry Don't worry about me, I'll be fine.
copy Please email me a copy of your report.
hurry I urge you to hurry up. *
messy Louise's writing was very messy. *
lucky Could is an oh you lucky duck word. *
ferry The ferry sailed to the island every evening.
carry Rats can carry disease.
pony Did you have a ride on the black pony ? *
married I can't believe she has married him.
funnier He is funnier than the comedians on the television. *
worried They were worried about the travel costs.
copier I used the photo copier to make a worksheet. *
hurried I hurried to class so that I wouldn't be late. *
messiest George is the messiest person that I know.
luckier He is luckier in love than I am.
ferries The two ferries crossed the channel to France. *
carried The knight carried a shield.
ponies The ponies in the field looked very cold in the snow. *

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marry
Say
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Write
Check

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marry
funny
worry
copy
hurry
messy
lucky
ferry
carry
pony
married
funnier
worried
copier
hurried
messiest
luckier
ferries
carried
ponies

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