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Front of the Word

A beginning that changes what the whole word means

Lesson 9
Medium
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

The beginning brings a meaning. It does not take a letter away from the root.

1

Tick the right one

amispellmisspellbeginnings
bincorrectuncorrectbeginnings
csupermarketsupermaketbeginnings
dantiscepticantisepticbeginnings
2

Find the 4 mistakes

Polpetta is unhappy today. He tried to rewrite the menu and mispelt the soup, which is now on the board in letters a foot high. The new coffee machine is automatic, but nobody can find the switch, so the queue reaches the supermaket next door. The cheese has an unnatural colour and the label is incorect. Please do not disagre with the chef about any of it.
One word really does have a double letter. It is not a mistake.
Write the corrections here
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Front of the Word

Lesson 9 · Medium · side 2

Name
3

Now you write

☆☆☆
a Which mis- and dis- words are real?
Tick 3misspellmisagreedisagreedismellmisplacedishappy
Now use one in a sentence:
b Which super-, inter- and auto- words are real?
Tick 3supermarketinterpaintautographinternationalsupersitautotable
Now use one in a sentence:
c Which in- words are real?
Tick 2incorrectinhappyinvisibleinlikeinpossible
Now use one in a sentence:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I wrote the notice for the spelling club. Do not mispell the daily specials. One s is plenty.

Tell him why it is wrong.
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