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Spelling Word List: week 1 autumn term 2 y2

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Look	table
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Look	apple
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Look	bottle
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Look	little
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Look	middle
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Look	able
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Look	wobble
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Look	multiple
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Look	dazzle
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Look	riddle
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table

apple

bottle

little

middle

able

wobble

multiple

dazzle

riddle

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About This Spelling List: week 1 autumn term 2 y2

The sound /l/ spelt le" at the end of words

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