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 is to remember all the definitions of the 

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ry to use all of the preps and infinitives in my essay so I can help remember the

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When you spell a word wrong try to find root words to help you remember. Another thing is that when you can't remember a word try to write it the right way a lot of times and also be able to define it.

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For the words you spelled wrong, break them up in syllables.

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You can find the right way to find a word, then you write it multiple times until it is embedded into your memory

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do Sophie buzz or fli  multiple times until you understand the words

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punting a check on the things you misted and then

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for words that you get wrong, ask yourself what the rule is and then practice LOTS of words that follow the same rule

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for words that you get wrong, ask yourself what the rule is and then practice LOTS of words that follow the same rule

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whenever you miss something when playing buzz, you stop and ask yourself WHY a word is spelled that way

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whenever you miss something when playing buzz, you stop and ask yourself WHY a word is spelled that way

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Part two: color code the types of brushstrokes when studying; like, make the prepositions all blue, then make all of the subject/verbs green, and make the participles purple or something

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Part two: color code the types of brushstrokes when studying; like, make the prepositions all blue, then make all of the subject/verbs green, and make the participles purple or something

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For part two, write sentences that are using the same brushstrokes in teh same order as the sentences on the test

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For part two, write sentences that are using the same brushstrokes in teh same order as the sentences on the test

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look over your answer key and then do a test after and you can see if you got it right but don't look at the answer key while doing the test

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Write sample sentences using the words that are really challenging

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Look up the root words/origins of a word to see if it helps you understand the spelling

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Write sentences with the brush strokes you missed in them and read an article of you choice and then identify the brush strokes it contains. ( try reading articals until you can find the brush strokes easily. )

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I take it in the car everywhere i go and try to use all of the preps and infinitives in my essay so I can help remember them

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make note cards of all the words you got wrong and fine words in side the word and underline them with a pen or if there is not any words inside find your own unique way of sounding out the word so you can remember it.

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critcle reframers

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My strategy is when you are doing part one ask for definitions when you don't know a word.

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sophie 1:say words out loud to memorize spellings 

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sophie 1:say words out loud to memorize spellings 

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sophie 2:know what the nouns verbs/etc. can be

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For part one i say you should yous Pnumonics for words you are having a hard time with

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I will write paragraphs using the words that I got wrong. then on part 2 I will I will wright down what brush strokes are then I will find those brush strokes on the paper

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My Sophie 1 strategy is looking at the punctuation and spelling every day and sometimes have my mom read my Sophie and I wright the whole Sophie

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part one do retells part two do part one then do part two on it

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My Sophie pt.1 strategy is to find commas, to find commas you can read it fast and when it slows down by it self there would likely be a comma in that spot

My Sophie pt.2 is to remember all the definitions of the classifications of pt.2 things (preps, that phrases, etc.) then you can find where they go easily

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