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SPELLING Homophones are words that are pronounced alike but that have different spellings and meanings such as courseand coarse The following list consists of homophones and other pairs of words that. 1 Nibbles crept across the carpet towards the open door and sneaked through while no one was looking 2 Sue edged over the ice as s he talked to her dog clinging to a tree 3 Eliot s car skidded across the road as it went out of co ntrol and t parti. (. ciple. )!!! . Using –. ing. and –. ed. adjectives to increase verbal repertoire. (participial adjectives). ESL English Learner Wednesdays/Fridays Workshop #2. scared. embarrassing. flustered. words and phrases and put those in the boxes. Once the boxes are filled and the majority of the class agrees on them, erase the words in this middle box so the connections and contradictions can be more easily seen. . . a photodetector response ?. instrumentation examples. 1. It’s easy, in fact…. . it is a hierarchical problem related to Markov chains.. We will apply the formalism to MPPCs . A MPPC is a matrix of small. Spelling/ Commonly Confused Words 2. I didn't you call my name. 3. They aren't 4. Winter is finally 5. Can you 6. Speak up, I can't 7. He thought she was , but she was at home. 8. comes the b Confused.com. Confused.com wanted . to launch their new branding, welcome their new mascot Brian the Robot and . reposition . themselves . as experts and market leaders. . The campaign’s objectives were to reinforce . #10. All . together vs. . altogether. Definitions:. All together. -. everyone or everything coming together in . a group. Ex. . The last time that we were all together was in 2010. . Altogether- referring to an idea/topic/subject as a whole . Artifacts. Definition . . Artifacts:. . other things, living or artificial, present in the stool that are not parasites and could mislead the laboratory . worker.. Note:. . “Artifacts not to be mistaken for cysts”.. #3. Lose vs. Loose . Definitions: . Lose- (verb) means to misplace or the loss of something . Ex. I hope to never lose my keys when I am in a hurry to leave. . Loose- (adjective) meaning something is not too tight. Author:. Debbie A. Taylor. Genre: . Realistic Fiction. Small. . Group. Timer. Review Games. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . Years 5 and 6. Endings which are spelt –. cious. or –. tious. Rules and Guidance. Not many common words end like this. If the root word ends in –. ce. , the ‘. sh. ’ sound is usually spelt as c – e.g. vice – vicious, grace – gracious, space – spacious, malice – malicious. Exception: anxious.. Cred Greek and Latin Root Words Vocabulary November 17, 2014 1. credit (v) to believe that someone will do something 2. creditor (n) a person who believes that he will be paid back for the money that he loaned. gratitude assuming; insolently proud 26.!Audacious: extremely bold or daring; recklessly brave; fearless war 31.!Bemused: bewildered or confused/ lost in thought; preoccupied 32.!Benevolent: character Unit 1. Blue Words. Adulterate. V. -. To corrupt, make worse by the addition of something of lesser value. Synonyms. : contaminate, pollute, sully. Antonyms. : purify, purge, expurgate. Ambidextrous.