Spelling Sentences
Week 13
actually
So the party was actually for him, not for both of them. Adverb
celebrate
When are you going to celebrate your birthday party? Verb
delicious
Today's food was good but yesterday's food was delicious. Adjective
language
I think Finnish is a hard language compared to English. Noun
determined
He is determined to go to England. Adjective
laughter
I heard laughter from the next room. Noun
necessary
It is necessary to come to the Vappu party said the EKL5-6. Adjective, Noun
neither
Neither of them looks happy. Pronoun, Adverb
column
I always read his columns with interest. Noun
located
Where is Eiffel tower located? Verb
direction
Can you please tell me the right direction? Noun
continent
There are seven continents in the world. Noun
So the party was actually for him, not for both of them. Adverb
celebrate
When are you going to celebrate your birthday party? Verb
delicious
Today's food was good but yesterday's food was delicious. Adjective
language
I think Finnish is a hard language compared to English. Noun
determined
He is determined to go to England. Adjective
laughter
I heard laughter from the next room. Noun
necessary
It is necessary to come to the Vappu party said the EKL5-6. Adjective, Noun
neither
Neither of them looks happy. Pronoun, Adverb
column
I always read his columns with interest. Noun
located
Where is Eiffel tower located? Verb
direction
Can you please tell me the right direction? Noun
continent
There are seven continents in the world. Noun
Week 9
ambition
Her ambition was to become a pilo. Noun
consequence
I don't care what the consequences are. Noun
dialogue
Remember to say your dialogue when it is asked. Noun and Verb
equivalent
Give me the equivalent in dollars. Adjective and Noun
inevitable
By the morning he had accepted the inevitable. Adjective and Noun
precise
At that precise moment the car stopped. Adjective
reluctant
It was a reluctant farewell. Adjective
siege
During the siege of the village, the villagers were forced to give up their property. Noun
significant
A significant increase in sales. Adjective
genuine
Her anger was genuine. Adjective
calculate
I calculated that it would cost 300 dollars. Verb
continuous
This continuous noise annoys me. Adjective
Her ambition was to become a pilo. Noun
consequence
I don't care what the consequences are. Noun
dialogue
Remember to say your dialogue when it is asked. Noun and Verb
equivalent
Give me the equivalent in dollars. Adjective and Noun
inevitable
By the morning he had accepted the inevitable. Adjective and Noun
precise
At that precise moment the car stopped. Adjective
reluctant
It was a reluctant farewell. Adjective
siege
During the siege of the village, the villagers were forced to give up their property. Noun
significant
A significant increase in sales. Adjective
genuine
Her anger was genuine. Adjective
calculate
I calculated that it would cost 300 dollars. Verb
continuous
This continuous noise annoys me. Adjective
Week 8
probability
In all probability, we'll arrive before they do. Noun
percentage
How much percentage of battery is left in your phone? Noun
obvious
It's obvious that you told a lie to the teacher. Adjective
example
Do the first example in your workbook said my mum. Noun
deserve
Old people deserve respect said my parents and my teachers. Verb
decimal
In fifth grade you will learn decimal in maths. Adjective and Noun
fraction
I think fraction is hard and division is easy. Noun
browse
A moose eats atleast forty to fifty pounds of browse a day. Verb and Noun
courage
She had the courage to tell the truth in front of the whole class. Noun
illustration
The book's illustrations are very good. Noun
achieve
She will try to achieve her goals this year. Verb
portioitable
In all probability, we'll arrive before they do. Noun
percentage
How much percentage of battery is left in your phone? Noun
obvious
It's obvious that you told a lie to the teacher. Adjective
example
Do the first example in your workbook said my mum. Noun
deserve
Old people deserve respect said my parents and my teachers. Verb
decimal
In fifth grade you will learn decimal in maths. Adjective and Noun
fraction
I think fraction is hard and division is easy. Noun
browse
A moose eats atleast forty to fifty pounds of browse a day. Verb and Noun
courage
She had the courage to tell the truth in front of the whole class. Noun
illustration
The book's illustrations are very good. Noun
achieve
She will try to achieve her goals this year. Verb
portioitable
Week 7
average
What is the average temperature today? Noun
adaptable
He adapted the story for children. Adjective
introduction
The speaker was so famous as to need no introduction. Noun
discard
I happened to find a bicycle discarded at the roadside. Verb and Noun
divisible
6 is divisible by 2 or 3. Adjective
unique
These flowers have a unique smell. Adjective and Noun
approximate
The approximate time is three o'clock. Adjective and Verb
adjacent
The stadium is adjacent to the school. Adjective
equivalent
The two books are equivalent in value. Adjective and Noun
apostrophe
Remember to put an apostrophe if needed. Noun
rely
I know I can rely on your discretion. Verb
continued
We continued the story on Monday. Adjective
What is the average temperature today? Noun
adaptable
He adapted the story for children. Adjective
introduction
The speaker was so famous as to need no introduction. Noun
discard
I happened to find a bicycle discarded at the roadside. Verb and Noun
divisible
6 is divisible by 2 or 3. Adjective
unique
These flowers have a unique smell. Adjective and Noun
approximate
The approximate time is three o'clock. Adjective and Verb
adjacent
The stadium is adjacent to the school. Adjective
equivalent
The two books are equivalent in value. Adjective and Noun
apostrophe
Remember to put an apostrophe if needed. Noun
rely
I know I can rely on your discretion. Verb
continued
We continued the story on Monday. Adjective
Week 6
unreasonable
I hope he doesn´t thing I´m being unreasonble. ADJ
irresponsible
It would have been irresponsible to drive without a driving license. ADJ
sensible
I can´t believe that it is sensible to spend so much. ADJ
ordinary
Our class is not ordinary but unique. ADJ, N
imaginary
Have you ever dreamed an imaginary world. ADJ
fascinating
Building in Berlin were fascinating. ADJ
pattern
You have a nice pattern on your shirt. N, V
hilarious
The joke you told was very hilarious. ADJ
strength
I don´t have strength after playing badminton. N
popular
I am the most popular person in our school. ADJ
sigh
The young girl sighed in the class yesterday. V, N
inedible
My notebook is maybe inedible. ADJ
I hope he doesn´t thing I´m being unreasonble. ADJ
irresponsible
It would have been irresponsible to drive without a driving license. ADJ
sensible
I can´t believe that it is sensible to spend so much. ADJ
ordinary
Our class is not ordinary but unique. ADJ, N
imaginary
Have you ever dreamed an imaginary world. ADJ
fascinating
Building in Berlin were fascinating. ADJ
pattern
You have a nice pattern on your shirt. N, V
hilarious
The joke you told was very hilarious. ADJ
strength
I don´t have strength after playing badminton. N
popular
I am the most popular person in our school. ADJ
sigh
The young girl sighed in the class yesterday. V, N
inedible
My notebook is maybe inedible. ADJ
Week 5
Suddenly
She suddenly began to cry. Adverb
Scarcely
I can scarcely hear her voice. Adverb
Distraught
You were too distraught to speak. Adjective
Syllables
How many syllables are there in the sentence. Noun, Verb
Reluctantly
He reluctantly followed the boy. Adverb
Criticise
Don't criticise me. Verb
Confusing
This is very confusing. Adjective
Imagination
Use your imagination in arts. Noun
Description
Write the description said the teacher. Noun
Fascinating
That was a fascinating episode. Adjective
Inquistuve
The inquistive cat loves to sit. Adjective
Related
Are these sums related to multiplication. Adjective
She suddenly began to cry. Adverb
Scarcely
I can scarcely hear her voice. Adverb
Distraught
You were too distraught to speak. Adjective
Syllables
How many syllables are there in the sentence. Noun, Verb
Reluctantly
He reluctantly followed the boy. Adverb
Criticise
Don't criticise me. Verb
Confusing
This is very confusing. Adjective
Imagination
Use your imagination in arts. Noun
Description
Write the description said the teacher. Noun
Fascinating
That was a fascinating episode. Adjective
Inquistuve
The inquistive cat loves to sit. Adjective
Related
Are these sums related to multiplication. Adjective
Week 4
Adapt
He adapted the story for kids. Verb
Adopt
Have you ever adopted a child? Verb
Prompt
Just prompt them once in awhile. Verb
Surface
This surface is hard like a rock. Noun
Deny
He denied knowing anything of their plan. Verb
Curious
I am curious to know about space. Adjective
Relative
Is he your relative? Adjective
Admission
She didn't got the admission to this school. Noun
Inspire
Is it inspiring you. Adjective
Soar
I have a soar throat. Adjective
Avoide
Try to avoide eating candies. Verb
Dodge
Try to dodge the Ball. Verb
He adapted the story for kids. Verb
Adopt
Have you ever adopted a child? Verb
Prompt
Just prompt them once in awhile. Verb
Surface
This surface is hard like a rock. Noun
Deny
He denied knowing anything of their plan. Verb
Curious
I am curious to know about space. Adjective
Relative
Is he your relative? Adjective
Admission
She didn't got the admission to this school. Noun
Inspire
Is it inspiring you. Adjective
Soar
I have a soar throat. Adjective
Avoide
Try to avoide eating candies. Verb
Dodge
Try to dodge the Ball. Verb
Week 3
Title
You forgot to write the title of the story. Noun
Inhabit
A bird that inhabits North America. Verb
Respectful
They sit in respectful silence. Adjective
Climate
Can you tell me the difference between weather and climate? Noun
Article
Have you reed this article. Noun
Position
What position do you play in hockey? Noun
Estimate
I estimated the temperature. Verb
Resemble
Some people resemble their dogs. Verb
Loan
Have you ever taken a loan. Verb
Entire
I can’t eat a entire pizza. Adjective
Dispute
The topic has been much disputed. Noun, Verb
ruin
You ruined my party. Verb
Consist
The crew consist of five people. Noun
You forgot to write the title of the story. Noun
Inhabit
A bird that inhabits North America. Verb
Respectful
They sit in respectful silence. Adjective
Climate
Can you tell me the difference between weather and climate? Noun
Article
Have you reed this article. Noun
Position
What position do you play in hockey? Noun
Estimate
I estimated the temperature. Verb
Resemble
Some people resemble their dogs. Verb
Loan
Have you ever taken a loan. Verb
Entire
I can’t eat a entire pizza. Adjective
Dispute
The topic has been much disputed. Noun, Verb
ruin
You ruined my party. Verb
Consist
The crew consist of five people. Noun
Week 2
Furniture
We need to buy some furniture. Noun
Devote
Lucy is devoted to her cats. Verb
Yawn
Are you sleepy because you just yawned. Verb
Decorate
I want to decorate my room. Verb
Composition
At music school I learned piano and composition. Noun
Sincerely
I am sincerely grateful. Adverb
Latter
The latter game was better. Adjective
Bargain
I will not bargain today. Verb
Inquire
Shall I inquire the price of tickets. Verb
Wrestle
Do you know wrestling? Verb
Possess
I don’t possess a single DVD. Verb
Innocent
I am innocent. Adjective
We need to buy some furniture. Noun
Devote
Lucy is devoted to her cats. Verb
Yawn
Are you sleepy because you just yawned. Verb
Decorate
I want to decorate my room. Verb
Composition
At music school I learned piano and composition. Noun
Sincerely
I am sincerely grateful. Adverb
Latter
The latter game was better. Adjective
Bargain
I will not bargain today. Verb
Inquire
Shall I inquire the price of tickets. Verb
Wrestle
Do you know wrestling? Verb
Possess
I don’t possess a single DVD. Verb
Innocent
I am innocent. Adjective
Week 1
Coax
I coaxed my little brother to play football.Verb
Halt
There was a 2 hour halt in London from India to America. Noun
Betray
If you’ll will take the money you will betray him. Verb
Flourish
He proudly flourished two tickets to the concert. Verb
Advise
You don’t have to give advises every time. Verb
Dye
Will you dye your hair? Verb
Villain
There were two villains in the movie. Noun Neighbour
Our neighbour has three dogs. Noun
Scarce
Food for animals is scare in winters. Adjective Succeed
Our plan succeeded. Verb
Property
That is my property. Noun
Remarkable
That is a remarkable achievement. Adjective
I coaxed my little brother to play football.Verb
Halt
There was a 2 hour halt in London from India to America. Noun
Betray
If you’ll will take the money you will betray him. Verb
Flourish
He proudly flourished two tickets to the concert. Verb
Advise
You don’t have to give advises every time. Verb
Dye
Will you dye your hair? Verb
Villain
There were two villains in the movie. Noun Neighbour
Our neighbour has three dogs. Noun
Scarce
Food for animals is scare in winters. Adjective Succeed
Our plan succeeded. Verb
Property
That is my property. Noun
Remarkable
That is a remarkable achievement. Adjective
Spelling test week 50
Permission Noun
Do you have the permission to go to the market alone.
Region Noun
Rice is grown in rainy region.
Abundant Adjective
She has abundant hair.
Cough Verb
I have a cough.
Entrance Noun
Where is the entrance?
Anxious Adjective
I am anxious to see you.
Ache Noun
I have a head ache.
Tempt Verb
She tempted him.
Errand Noun
I have a few errands.
Reign Noun
The king reigned over the island.
Rein Noun, Verb
She had the horse on a long rein.
Lenght Noun
The length of the river is 500 miles.
Do you have the permission to go to the market alone.
Region Noun
Rice is grown in rainy region.
Abundant Adjective
She has abundant hair.
Cough Verb
I have a cough.
Entrance Noun
Where is the entrance?
Anxious Adjective
I am anxious to see you.
Ache Noun
I have a head ache.
Tempt Verb
She tempted him.
Errand Noun
I have a few errands.
Reign Noun
The king reigned over the island.
Rein Noun, Verb
She had the horse on a long rein.
Lenght Noun
The length of the river is 500 miles.
Spelling Sentences from week 49
loose
These shoes are very loose. Adjective
machine
There are many machines in the school. Noun
successfull
He is a successful singer. Adjective
doubt
I doubt my little brother. Noun
debt
Your debt is paid. Noun
scent
The scent of freshly cut hay. Noun
expensive
This is car is very expensive. Adjective
safety
Always put the seatbelt for your own safety. Noun
surely
It will surely rain today. Adverb
deny
I don´t deny that. Verb
surrender
We have ti surrender. Verb
surround
The hotel is surrounded by gardens. Verb
These shoes are very loose. Adjective
machine
There are many machines in the school. Noun
successfull
He is a successful singer. Adjective
doubt
I doubt my little brother. Noun
debt
Your debt is paid. Noun
scent
The scent of freshly cut hay. Noun
expensive
This is car is very expensive. Adjective
safety
Always put the seatbelt for your own safety. Noun
surely
It will surely rain today. Adverb
deny
I don´t deny that. Verb
surrender
We have ti surrender. Verb
surround
The hotel is surrounded by gardens. Verb
Spelling sentences week 47
Inspire
His book inspired me. Verb
Scarf
I like your blue scarf. Noun
Sponge
My sponge is pink in colour. Noun
Concert
I have never been to a concert. Noun
Decide
I can't decide what to wear. Verb
Entirely
We are not entirely sure. Adverb
Weary
We were all weary of waiting for you. Adjective
Generally
I generally don't make mistakes. Adverb
Uniform
I like my uniform. Adjective
Guess
Try to guess my favorite colour. Verb
Practical
That is not practical. Adjective
Business
This is my new business. Noun
His book inspired me. Verb
Scarf
I like your blue scarf. Noun
Sponge
My sponge is pink in colour. Noun
Concert
I have never been to a concert. Noun
Decide
I can't decide what to wear. Verb
Entirely
We are not entirely sure. Adverb
Weary
We were all weary of waiting for you. Adjective
Generally
I generally don't make mistakes. Adverb
Uniform
I like my uniform. Adjective
Guess
Try to guess my favorite colour. Verb
Practical
That is not practical. Adjective
Business
This is my new business. Noun
Spelling sentences week 46
Connect: I can't connect to the internet. Verb
Purchase: I had to borrow money to purchase the car. Verb
Argument: I had an argument with my friend. Noun
Arannging: She had just finished arranging the flowers. Verb
Desert: I would like to go to the desert. Noun
Dessert: What is for dessert today? Noun
Foreign: I am learning two foreign languages. Adjective
Either: I am not best either. Conjunction and adverb
Accept: He accepted a pen as a present. Verb
Frequent: Japan has frequent earthquakes. Adjective
Rapid: He has made rapid progress in his English. Adjective
Depth: What is the depth of the lake? Noun
Purchase: I had to borrow money to purchase the car. Verb
Argument: I had an argument with my friend. Noun
Arannging: She had just finished arranging the flowers. Verb
Desert: I would like to go to the desert. Noun
Dessert: What is for dessert today? Noun
Foreign: I am learning two foreign languages. Adjective
Either: I am not best either. Conjunction and adverb
Accept: He accepted a pen as a present. Verb
Frequent: Japan has frequent earthquakes. Adjective
Rapid: He has made rapid progress in his English. Adjective
Depth: What is the depth of the lake? Noun