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Spelling Word List: Week 8 spelling list: igh, ie, i-e, y spellings

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Look	fly
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Look	night
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Look	put
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Look	ride
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Look	smell
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Look	tried
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About This Spelling List: Week 8 spelling list: igh, ie, i-e, y spellings

We are looking at the different ways to spell the long i sound. It can be written as igh, ie, i-e, or sometimes just y. Say each word aloud and notice the sound is the same even though the spelling changes.

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