Spelling Word List: The Soft C Rule (copy)

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Look	excite
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Look	glacier
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excite

exciting

excited

city

circular

certificate

decide

glacier

cycle

citrus

cylinder

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About This Spelling List: The Soft C Rule (copy)

c sounds/s/ when there is an i,e or y after it.

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