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Revising spelling patterns linked to suffixes

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I can spell words following a wide range of rules and patterns for adding suffixes.

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Many suffixes follow the same or similar spelling rules to create generalised rules, but there are always exceptions. The suffixes -ed and -ing change the tense of a word. The suffixes -s and -es change a noun from singular to plural. The suffixes -en, -ate, -ise and -ify often turn adjectives and nouns into verbs. The suffixes -al, -ic, -ful and -less create adjectives.

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