Spelling words with the suffix -ous and -cious
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I can spell words with the suffix -cious.
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There are four spelling rules when adding -ous to a root word.
If the root word ends in 'ce', use the suffix -cious
The suffix -cious generally turns a noun into an adjective.
Exceptions or harder root words to identify include these words: anxious, conscious, delicious, suspicious, precious.
How to spell the curriculum words: prejudice, accommodate and accompany.
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