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Spelling Word List: Shakespeare - W/C 2.11.2020

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Look	cosier
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Look	emptiness
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Look	friendlier
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Look	healthiest
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Look	loneliness
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Look	naughtiest
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Look	prettiest
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Look	difficult
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Look	disappear
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Look	eight
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cosier

emptiness

friendlier

healthiest

loneliness

naughtiest

prettiest

difficult

disappear

eight

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About This Spelling List: Shakespeare - W/C 2.11.2020

Changing 'y' to an 'i' and adding suffixes

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