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Spelling Word List: Longer words with ck (ALENA)

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Look	packet
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Look	jacket
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Look	racket
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Look	ticket
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Look	cricket
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Look	locket
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Look	rocket
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Look	socket
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Look	bucket
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Look	padlock
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Look	sundeck
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packet

jacket

racket

ticket

cricket

locket

rocket

socket

bucket

padlock

sundeck

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About This Spelling List: Longer words with ck (ALENA)

The /k/ sound after a short vowel is spelled ck.

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