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Spelling Memory Tricks

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English has so many irregular spellings, it’s impossible to remember them through rules alone! Learn how to use memory tricks to improve your spelling.

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    SHIRLEY J
    So easy to understand, thanks
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    How to Spell
    Great, thanks, Shirley.
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    Dinah D
    Thank You for all the spelling tips
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    How to Spell
    It's a pleasure, Dinah, thank you for the comment.
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    Arlene L
    How fun. Thank you.
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    How to Spell
    Thank you too, Arlene. Spelling should be fun.
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    How to Spell
    If you have a memory trick you use to help you spell a word, let me know. We saw two from Annette which relate to the word themselves. We have a word within a word in bicycle (When it's icy don't ride your bicycle.) And we have some trigger words to jog our memory about the spelling of excellent (extra cells in your brain are excellent.)
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    Elizabeth K
    very boring
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    How to Spell
    You win some, lose some! I guess not everyone needs memory tricks, never mind, hope the other lessons are of interest.
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    Elizabeth K
    that's right
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