Spelling words ending -ly and -ect
often run one word into another or drop the end off a word altogether. Ask someone to read this sentence aloud a few times: "Sally popped down to the shops." Listen particularly to "popped down". Did it sound like "popt" or did they just miss out the -ed completely? Very often the sound of a word isn't much help in telling you how to spell it. 1. Some endings can be heard clearly enough to help us spell
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