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Spelling Word List: week 6 Nihal spellings

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Look	farther
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Look	father
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Look	guessed
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Look	guest
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Look	heard
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Look	herd
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Look	led
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Look	lead
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Look	mourning
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Look	morning
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farther

father

guessed

guest

heard

herd

led

lead

mourning

morning

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About This Spelling List: week 6 Nihal spellings

homophones and near homophones

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