Ch 9-10 by Lauren White

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chp 8 Knowing that foreign words do have ii (double ii's) makes the tricky words make sense. HAWAII

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Ch.9

Change i to y if there are two i's next to each other.

Ex: Clarifying, Crying

erikategard — 2025-03-12 18:57:19 UTC

Chapter 9

Many English Speakers feel confused about when the Y will change back to I.

lauren_white4 — 2025-03-12 18:57:19 UTC

Ch 9

Does it end with a single vowel y?

Does the suffix begin with any letter except i? If both yes, change y to i

2025-03-12 18:57:41 UTC

Ch. 9- Adding a suffix to a single vowel word with' y'? change to an 'i' and add suffix. UNLESS ending begins with 'i'

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chp 10

its helpful to categorize your base words and what questions to ask.

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Chapter 10

The French spelling for /sh/ , 'ch' is found in 40 English words.

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two 'i's cannot be beside each other in English language

lauren_white4 — 2025-03-12 18:58:44 UTC

Ch 10

Questions to ask:

1) Does it eng with silent final e?

2) Does it end with one vowel and one consonant?

3) Does it end in y?

erikategard — 2025-03-12 18:58:50 UTC

Chapter 10

The chart with the questions is very helpful for students struggling with spelling.

2025-03-12 18:59:06 UTC

Ch 9- some exceptions to these rules have acceptable spellings for both ways to spell...with and without rule ex: dryer/drier

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Ch. 10

One of the most confusing aspects of English spelling is adding suffixes

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Chapter 10

Latin spellings 'ti', 'ci', and 'si' are some of the most powerful phonograms for reading and spelling.

2025-03-12 18:59:41 UTC

Flow chart to follow the rule of adding suffixes to a word on pg. 92 is very helpful.

2025-03-12 19:00:12 UTC

Ch. 10 like the chart/flowchart for adding suffixes! We are studying right now and I think I will print this out as a reference