v. to name or give in order the letters of a word; n. forming words with letters according to the principles underlying accepted usage
Spelling is very important.
Spelling is very important.
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I have to prioritise what to do first. British spelling.
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He led an honourable life. British spelling.
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Both of them are contestants in the spelling bee competition.
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They are honouring him at the banquet this evening. British spelling.
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Who won the spelling bee and will represent the school at the country-mid contest?
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He was awarded a prize at the spelling bee.
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What did Callie use to help her learn spelling words?
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The spelling of the word was inaccurate.
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Who won the spelling bee?
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What did Jerry misspell in the spelling bee?
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The girl had a case of pyrosis before the big spelling bee.
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The doctor etherised the patient before he did surgery. British spelling.
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We need to standardise the weights. British spelling.
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This is my favourite shirt. British spelling.
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name the letters; write letters; give the letters
calculate
2 syllables
spell-ing
behling
belling
delling
dwelling
elling
fehling
felling
helling
kelling
mehling
meling
melling
quelling
rehling
schelling
schmeling
selling
shelling
smelling
snelling
stehling
stelling
swelling
telling
wehling
welling
yelling
bestselling
compelling
diexcelling
expelling
flewelling
foretelling
lewelling
misoutselling
propelling
rappelling
rebelling
repelling
reselling
retelling
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