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| How to Easily and Quickly Memorize Some Spellings that Many Students Get Wrong |
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Here are easy and quick tricks for remembering some spellings.
Once you go through these, you'll automatically remember most of them.
To permanently remember them, you can come back and revise once or twice more.
My best wishes for you.
principle, principal - A principle is a rule
Notice that both the words "principle" and the word "rule" have the letter "e".
The principal in a college is the main person there.
stationary, stationery - You write on stationery.
Or, stationery uses envelopes.
Notice the letter "e".
arithmetic - Use this sentence: A Rat In The House May Eat The Ice Cream.
The first letter of each word in this sentence makes the spelling ARITHMETIC.
believe - Believe
has a "lie" in it.
committee
- MM, TT, and EE met in a committee.
conscience
- Does science have a conscience.
desert -
One "s" because it is so dry.
dessert
- Two "s" because it is so sweet.
separate-
To spell separate, just remember that it contains "a rat".
cheque - Cheque
comes in a "Q".
entrance - There is no "enter" in entrance.
That is, the word "enter" is not within the word "entrance". |
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| Friday, November 9, 2007 |
bacchanal = orgy, drunkenly festive
baleful = hostile, malignant, harmful with evil intentions
balk = hesitate, refuse, shirk, prevent
banal = trite, overly common
bane = poison, nuisance, something causing ruin
bastion = fort, fortification, stronghold
beguile = deceive, seduce, mislead
behemoth = monster, huge creature
beleaguer = besiege, to harass, plague
berate = to scold harshly
bestial = beast-like, brutal
bestow = to give as a gift, grant
bevy = group
bicker = quarrel, to have a petty argument
bilious = ill-tempered
bilk = swindle, cheat, defraud
blandish = to coax with flattering, grovel
blight = decay, afflict, destroy
blithe = Joyful, cheerful, or without appropriate thought
bombast = pompous speech
bourgeois = middle class
broach = bring up a top c of conversation
brusque = curt, rough and abrupt in manner
bulwark = fortification
burgeon = sprout or flourish
burly = husky, brawny |
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