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words-whose-pronunciation-and-spelling-differ-spelling-rules
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English Language Arts
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Corps
Some English words sound very different from the way they are spelled.
Corps
Here are common examples:
|
Word spelled |
Pronounced |
Word spelled |
Pronounced |
Word spelled |
Pronounced |
|
laugh |
[laf] |
sugar |
[shu-gr] |
iron |
[aye-yurn] |
|
tough |
[tuf] |
daughter |
[dah-tr] |
jewelry |
[joul-ri] |
|
rough |
[ruf] |
scissors |
[si-zerz] |
cupboard |
[kuh-bird] |
|
enough |
[uh-nuf] |
Wednesday |
[wenz-day] |
colonel |
[kur-nel] |
|
sure |
[shor] |
February |
[feh-byou-eh-ri] |
nauseous |
[nah-shuss] |
Title (level 3)
Words Whose Pronunciation and Spelling Differ—Spelling Rules Exercise
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words-whose-pronunciation-and-spelling-differ-spelling-rules-exercise
Title
Words Whose Pronunciation and Spelling Differ—Spelling Rules Exercise
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words-whose-pronunciation-and-spelling-differ-spelling-rules-exercise0
Largeur de l'exercice
720
Hauteur de l'exercice
720
Title (level 2)
See Also
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see-also
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Type
Internal
Title
-I Before -E, Except After -C—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Double Consonants—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Sounds & Spelling—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Regularly Misspelled Vowel Sounds—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Silent Letters—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Words Ending in -Y—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Plural Spellings—Spelling Rules
Type
Internal
Title
Canadian Spelling—Spelling Rules
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