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Week 34 - Tips and tricks for spelling words correctly 

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Week 34 - Tips and tricks for spelling words correctly 

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Speaker 1: It's important to spell accurately to make sure you're understood.

Simple words can still be difficult to spell but there are some tricks to make things easier.

Such as the words 'hear', h-e-a-r, and 'here', h-e-r-e.

They both sound the same but they mean different things.

All you need is a phrase to remind you of the difference.

Mine is: 'You hear with your ear', so I don't get that word confused with the other here, spelt h-e-r-e, meaning a place.

I never remember how many Ds there are in 'address' so now I remember the word 'add', a-d-d, is also in address.

Same with how many 'c's and 's's there are in 'necessary'.

The phrase I use is: 'A shirt needs one collar and two s leeves.'

Necessary has one 'c' and two 's's: n-e-c-e-s-s-a-r-y.

With tough words, just find a phrase that will help you remember how you spell them.

Speaker 2: (TO OTHER PEOPLE) T-h-e-m.

Speaker 1: Sorry?

Speaker 2: That's how you spell 'them'.

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