Spelling Sentences
Week 9
efficient The computer is powerful, efficient and easy to use.
obstinate He is the most obstitate child I have ever seen.
admitted She admitted that she was wrong and her sister was right.
regretting I am regretting now because I took Spanish and I hate it.
encourage She has to encourage her brother for his project.
vehicle Name the vehicles which are on the ocean.
precious This stone is really precious because it is from the Stone Age.
definite I have not yet heard anything definite about whether I got into Harvard or not because it is my dream to get there.
vague He made a few vague comments about the matter.
impolite Don't be impolite!
receipt He gave Mary the reciept and told her to put it in her purse but she forgot.
thoroughly We have studied the chapter thoroughly.
obstinate He is the most obstitate child I have ever seen.
admitted She admitted that she was wrong and her sister was right.
regretting I am regretting now because I took Spanish and I hate it.
encourage She has to encourage her brother for his project.
vehicle Name the vehicles which are on the ocean.
precious This stone is really precious because it is from the Stone Age.
definite I have not yet heard anything definite about whether I got into Harvard or not because it is my dream to get there.
vague He made a few vague comments about the matter.
impolite Don't be impolite!
receipt He gave Mary the reciept and told her to put it in her purse but she forgot.
thoroughly We have studied the chapter thoroughly.
Week 8
astonish I was astonished when you came to my room.
pleasant The weather outside is pleasant and I am really happy about it.
settle The maater has not been settled yet.
linger She lingerd in the yard for more sunshine.
wreck Your car is wrecked and I think you need to buy a new car.
diabolical That singer has an absolutely diabolical voice.
captivating Her singing voice is captivating.
noble My mum got a noble price for inventing burgers.
laughter The laughter came from the other room and it was really funny.
stirred He stirred the cake and it was a mess.
meddle I won a meddle for swimming.
excursion I am taking an excursion to London Zoo.
pleasant The weather outside is pleasant and I am really happy about it.
settle The maater has not been settled yet.
linger She lingerd in the yard for more sunshine.
wreck Your car is wrecked and I think you need to buy a new car.
diabolical That singer has an absolutely diabolical voice.
captivating Her singing voice is captivating.
noble My mum got a noble price for inventing burgers.
laughter The laughter came from the other room and it was really funny.
stirred He stirred the cake and it was a mess.
meddle I won a meddle for swimming.
excursion I am taking an excursion to London Zoo.
Week 7
echoed The voice echoed in the cave and my friends got scared.
miniscule There is a miniscule part which went in his eye and it is hurting him and he might go to the hospital.
ancestors My ancestors were kings of United Kingdom.
spiteful Don't make spiteful jokes about anyone beacuse it is very rude and mean.
unique He is an unique actor in my opinion and my friends also thinks.
loathe I loathe having to sit in the waiting roo for hours.
experience You need to have a lot of experience for teaching in high school.
occasionally She occasionally visits to London and Las Vegas.
whistle Can you teach me how to whistle because I don't know.
reassurance He glanced at her, seeking reassurance.
deceitful He is a deceitful person in my mind.
necessity The necessity of providing parental guidance.
miniscule There is a miniscule part which went in his eye and it is hurting him and he might go to the hospital.
ancestors My ancestors were kings of United Kingdom.
spiteful Don't make spiteful jokes about anyone beacuse it is very rude and mean.
unique He is an unique actor in my opinion and my friends also thinks.
loathe I loathe having to sit in the waiting roo for hours.
experience You need to have a lot of experience for teaching in high school.
occasionally She occasionally visits to London and Las Vegas.
whistle Can you teach me how to whistle because I don't know.
reassurance He glanced at her, seeking reassurance.
deceitful He is a deceitful person in my mind.
necessity The necessity of providing parental guidance.
Week 6
scenery I loved that scenery you painted.
bicycle My bicycle is white in color and what color is your bicycle.
successful He is a successfull actor in my opinion.
ceiling Our ceiling is brown in color and I hate it.
school Our school just moved to a new building which is so big compared to the old building.
permission I got the permission from my mum to come to your house.
recite She was able to recite the whole poem by heart.
bisciut What is your favourite biscuit?
abundant There are abundant food supplies.
debt Can you please pay with your debt card.
ridiculous His story was too ridiculous for anyone to believe
abrupt She looked puzzled at the abrupt question.
bicycle My bicycle is white in color and what color is your bicycle.
successful He is a successfull actor in my opinion.
ceiling Our ceiling is brown in color and I hate it.
school Our school just moved to a new building which is so big compared to the old building.
permission I got the permission from my mum to come to your house.
recite She was able to recite the whole poem by heart.
bisciut What is your favourite biscuit?
abundant There are abundant food supplies.
debt Can you please pay with your debt card.
ridiculous His story was too ridiculous for anyone to believe
abrupt She looked puzzled at the abrupt question.
Week5
recognize I can't recognize you but I think I have met you at Jame's party which was last week .
determination No matter what happens, my determination won't change.
immediately I will go to the library, immediately after the school ends.
situation Why are you fighting and what is the situation?
satisfaction Tom gets a lot of satisfaction from his work
unfortunate There had been an unfortunate accident last night which surprised me.
association The association of Hogwarts from Harry Potter will give you an owl.
excitement I couldn't sleep in excitement because we were going to the zoo.
presence I could say nothing in my teacher's presence.
curious I am so curious to know about the Vampire book which I will buy tomorrow.
valuable All of the objects here are very valuable, especially this antic glass.
anxiously I am anxiously thinking about a book which I don't want to talk about.
determination No matter what happens, my determination won't change.
immediately I will go to the library, immediately after the school ends.
situation Why are you fighting and what is the situation?
satisfaction Tom gets a lot of satisfaction from his work
unfortunate There had been an unfortunate accident last night which surprised me.
association The association of Hogwarts from Harry Potter will give you an owl.
excitement I couldn't sleep in excitement because we were going to the zoo.
presence I could say nothing in my teacher's presence.
curious I am so curious to know about the Vampire book which I will buy tomorrow.
valuable All of the objects here are very valuable, especially this antic glass.
anxiously I am anxiously thinking about a book which I don't want to talk about.
Week 2
particular Are we in a particular hurry?
frequent Japan has frequent earthquakes.
describe Describe the following words in your notebook.
hesitate Don't hesitate to ask more questions.
permission I have the permission to go to my friend's house.
unfortunate It is very unfortunate for him.
education Finland has the best education in the world.
entirely I am not entirely sure.
receive I received a gift from my aunt who lives in India.
preferred I preferred a phone than a computer.
frequent Japan has frequent earthquakes.
describe Describe the following words in your notebook.
hesitate Don't hesitate to ask more questions.
permission I have the permission to go to my friend's house.
unfortunate It is very unfortunate for him.
education Finland has the best education in the world.
entirely I am not entirely sure.
receive I received a gift from my aunt who lives in India.
preferred I preferred a phone than a computer.
Week 48
echoed Her laughter echoed through the house. Verb
rhyme I am looking for a record album of nursery rhymes. Noun
beneath The pencil and the eraser was beneath the table. Preposition
glimpse I caught a glimpse of him in the crowd. Noun
courage Tom didn't have the courage to speak to Mary. Noun
undaunted The team remain undaunted, despite three defeats in a row. Adjective
pursuit The police are in pursuit of the runaway. Noun
tough She is a very tough teacher in my opinion. Adjevtive
realised I realized that I am good in Maths and English. Verb
torrent The rain came down in torrents. Noun
descent He is an American of German descent. Noun
scarcely Her voice is so low I can scarcely hear what she is saying. Adverb
rhyme I am looking for a record album of nursery rhymes. Noun
beneath The pencil and the eraser was beneath the table. Preposition
glimpse I caught a glimpse of him in the crowd. Noun
courage Tom didn't have the courage to speak to Mary. Noun
undaunted The team remain undaunted, despite three defeats in a row. Adjective
pursuit The police are in pursuit of the runaway. Noun
tough She is a very tough teacher in my opinion. Adjevtive
realised I realized that I am good in Maths and English. Verb
torrent The rain came down in torrents. Noun
descent He is an American of German descent. Noun
scarcely Her voice is so low I can scarcely hear what she is saying. Adverb
Week 47
laughed The whole class laughed today morning because I told them a joke. Verb (this morning)
unfamiliar I was really unfamiliar with him and the things he said. Adjective (Check the word definition and usage. Eg. being unfamiliar with something or unfamiliar to.)
certainly She certainly seems to be good at playing the guitar. Adverb
frequently he doesn't comes to music lessons frequently. Adverb (doesn't come)
illustrations The book's illustrations are very good. Noun
enormous An elephant is an enormous animal. Adjective
ordinary Ordinary people didn't know how to read or write in Middle Ages. Adjective
acknowledge She acknowledged that she couldn't speak French. Verb
describing He can't describe how exciting was(was after rollercoaster) the rollercoaster. Verb
incredible You look incredible in that dress, Adjective
explanation Thanks for your explanation. Noun
temperature The temperature has suddenly dropped. Noun
unfamiliar I was really unfamiliar with him and the things he said. Adjective (Check the word definition and usage. Eg. being unfamiliar with something or unfamiliar to.)
certainly She certainly seems to be good at playing the guitar. Adverb
frequently he doesn't comes to music lessons frequently. Adverb (doesn't come)
illustrations The book's illustrations are very good. Noun
enormous An elephant is an enormous animal. Adjective
ordinary Ordinary people didn't know how to read or write in Middle Ages. Adjective
acknowledge She acknowledged that she couldn't speak French. Verb
describing He can't describe how exciting was(was after rollercoaster) the rollercoaster. Verb
incredible You look incredible in that dress, Adjective
explanation Thanks for your explanation. Noun
temperature The temperature has suddenly dropped. Noun
Week 44
caught He caught the ball and we all thought it would be a home run. Verb
jealous He was jealous of her because she had a I-phone. Adjective
argument There was a big argument going between the boys. Noun
absolutely I was sick but now I am absolutely fine. Adverb
opinion I think we should all give some opinions for our party. Noun
satisfied I am satisfied with my work. Adjective
advise I would advise you to wear a thick jacket tomorrow. Verb
convinced You don't sound convinced said the girl to her sister. Adjective
attention You should have payed attention while the teacher was speaking. Noun
quarrelled Tom and Jane quarreled, but they made up the next morning. Verb
amazement He shook his head in amazement. Noun
dispute They are having a dispute about school. Verb
jealous He was jealous of her because she had a I-phone. Adjective
argument There was a big argument going between the boys. Noun
absolutely I was sick but now I am absolutely fine. Adverb
opinion I think we should all give some opinions for our party. Noun
satisfied I am satisfied with my work. Adjective
advise I would advise you to wear a thick jacket tomorrow. Verb
convinced You don't sound convinced said the girl to her sister. Adjective
attention You should have payed attention while the teacher was speaking. Noun
quarrelled Tom and Jane quarreled, but they made up the next morning. Verb
amazement He shook his head in amazement. Noun
dispute They are having a dispute about school. Verb
Week 43
decide I can't decide which optional course I should take. Verb
incapable He is just incapable of it. Adjective
cinema When did you last go to the cinema with your parents? Noun
process How much do you know about the process? Noun, Verb
excellent I got an excellent grade in my maths and my english test. Adjective
glance Ginny glanced at her watch. Verb, Noun
since Since when have you started dancing because I didn't know? Preposition, Conjunction, Adverb
possible Is it possible to drink salty water? Adjective, Noun
chance There is a chance of winning a raffle prize. Noun, Verb
citizen He is a Canadian citizen. Noun
consequence Every action has its own consequence. Noun
certain I am absolutely certain that he is wrong. Adjective
incapable He is just incapable of it. Adjective
cinema When did you last go to the cinema with your parents? Noun
process How much do you know about the process? Noun, Verb
excellent I got an excellent grade in my maths and my english test. Adjective
glance Ginny glanced at her watch. Verb, Noun
since Since when have you started dancing because I didn't know? Preposition, Conjunction, Adverb
possible Is it possible to drink salty water? Adjective, Noun
chance There is a chance of winning a raffle prize. Noun, Verb
citizen He is a Canadian citizen. Noun
consequence Every action has its own consequence. Noun
certain I am absolutely certain that he is wrong. Adjective
Week 40
realised I forgive her cause she realised her mistake. Verb
capable I'm quite capable of taking care of myself. Adjective
differently He likes to do things a bit differently . Adverb
perfect Nobody is ever perfect in my opinion. Adjective
allowed My dad allowed me to have a sleepover at my friend's house. Verb
appear She appeared not to know anything about the matter. Verb
sufficient That person have money in the bank which is not sufficient. Adjective
sure Are you sure about it. Adjective
watched I watched the new movie of Avengers. Verb
flown Flown is the past tense of fly. Verb
impossible It is impossible to be a hero. Adjective
scene My favourite scene from the movie is in the end. Noun
capable I'm quite capable of taking care of myself. Adjective
differently He likes to do things a bit differently . Adverb
perfect Nobody is ever perfect in my opinion. Adjective
allowed My dad allowed me to have a sleepover at my friend's house. Verb
appear She appeared not to know anything about the matter. Verb
sufficient That person have money in the bank which is not sufficient. Adjective
sure Are you sure about it. Adjective
watched I watched the new movie of Avengers. Verb
flown Flown is the past tense of fly. Verb
impossible It is impossible to be a hero. Adjective
scene My favourite scene from the movie is in the end. Noun
Week 39
travelling Harry Potter has a travelling cloak and a travelling clock. Adjective
deserted Tom stood alone under a big clock in the deserted train station. Adjective
journey My journey lasted 6 hours and I don't think it is much. Noun, Verb
prefer I would prefer more math at school than handicrafts. Verb
famous Mika is a famous teacher in our school. Adjective
coming I am coming to the party at our school and I hope it will be fun. Adjective, Noun
whispered My friend whispered in the class and the whole class heard it. Verb
quickly We need to do something really quickly for our Bileet. Adverb
slowly Turtles walk really slowly on ground and swim fast in the water. Adverb
imagine Whenever I see Harry Potter I imagine being in there. Verb
exceptions Can you make any exceptions? Noun
boring Our handicrafts is sometimes boring. Adjective
deserted Tom stood alone under a big clock in the deserted train station. Adjective
journey My journey lasted 6 hours and I don't think it is much. Noun, Verb
prefer I would prefer more math at school than handicrafts. Verb
famous Mika is a famous teacher in our school. Adjective
coming I am coming to the party at our school and I hope it will be fun. Adjective, Noun
whispered My friend whispered in the class and the whole class heard it. Verb
quickly We need to do something really quickly for our Bileet. Adverb
slowly Turtles walk really slowly on ground and swim fast in the water. Adverb
imagine Whenever I see Harry Potter I imagine being in there. Verb
exceptions Can you make any exceptions? Noun
boring Our handicrafts is sometimes boring. Adjective
Week 38
importance He's a man of importance in my opinion. Noun
separated Me and my best friend were in two separated groups. Verb
seldom He makes seldom visits to our house. Adverb
brilliant She is a brilliant student from our class. Adjective
similar Me and my brother have the similar type of pencils. Adjective
whether he seemed undecided whether to go or stay. Conjuction
strength Cycling can help you build up your strength. Noun
teriffic There was a terrific bang while we were in our class. Adjective
naturally One of my friend has naturally curly hair. Adverb
attempted We attempted the experiment at home and it was really bad. Verb
previously Previously people believed the earth was flat. Adverb
arguing Why are you arguing with me? Verb
separated Me and my best friend were in two separated groups. Verb
seldom He makes seldom visits to our house. Adverb
brilliant She is a brilliant student from our class. Adjective
similar Me and my brother have the similar type of pencils. Adjective
whether he seemed undecided whether to go or stay. Conjuction
strength Cycling can help you build up your strength. Noun
teriffic There was a terrific bang while we were in our class. Adjective
naturally One of my friend has naturally curly hair. Adverb
attempted We attempted the experiment at home and it was really bad. Verb
previously Previously people believed the earth was flat. Adverb
arguing Why are you arguing with me? Verb
Week 37
anticlockwise He moved in the anticlockwise direction. Adverb
incapable She is incapable of understanding the matter. Adjective
export French cheese are exported to many different countries. Verb, Noun
definition You can look the definition of the word in a dictionary if you don't undertand. Noun, Adjective
reverse The car reversed into a lamp post. Verb, Adjective, Noun
certainly That is certainly a good idea. Adverb
absolutely The food we had was absolutely yummy. Adverb
badly When I fell from my bike, I got badly hurt. Adverb
disapproval She gave a loud sniff of disapproval. Noun
enough I have enough of food in my plate. Adverb
caught We were playing baseball and Alisa caught the ball. Adjective
taught Our teacher taught us how to solve that quetsion. Verb
incapable She is incapable of understanding the matter. Adjective
export French cheese are exported to many different countries. Verb, Noun
definition You can look the definition of the word in a dictionary if you don't undertand. Noun, Adjective
reverse The car reversed into a lamp post. Verb, Adjective, Noun
certainly That is certainly a good idea. Adverb
absolutely The food we had was absolutely yummy. Adverb
badly When I fell from my bike, I got badly hurt. Adverb
disapproval She gave a loud sniff of disapproval. Noun
enough I have enough of food in my plate. Adverb
caught We were playing baseball and Alisa caught the ball. Adjective
taught Our teacher taught us how to solve that quetsion. Verb
Week 36
previous I got 10- in my previous maths test and this time I got 10+. Adjective, Noun
mystery We found a mystery box under the ocean when we were diving. Noun
against Finland is playing against Sweden in the final tonight. Preposition
understand I don't understand that why does my brother always fight with me. Verb
dangerous It is dangerous to play with fire because you can burn your skin. Adjective
impossible It is impossible to be a Iron man. Adjective
bicycle I got a new bicycle for my birthday and I love it. Noun
misbehave Our teacher gives us a minus if we misbehave in the class. Verb
avoiding I am avoiding healthy food and only eating MCDONALD's. Verb
comfortable Our school doesn't have comfortable chairs compared to your school chairs. Adjective, Noun
discomfort I could move my arm but I had a lot of discomfort. Noun, Verb
awesome The food you made was damn awesome. Adjective
mystery We found a mystery box under the ocean when we were diving. Noun
against Finland is playing against Sweden in the final tonight. Preposition
understand I don't understand that why does my brother always fight with me. Verb
dangerous It is dangerous to play with fire because you can burn your skin. Adjective
impossible It is impossible to be a Iron man. Adjective
bicycle I got a new bicycle for my birthday and I love it. Noun
misbehave Our teacher gives us a minus if we misbehave in the class. Verb
avoiding I am avoiding healthy food and only eating MCDONALD's. Verb
comfortable Our school doesn't have comfortable chairs compared to your school chairs. Adjective, Noun
discomfort I could move my arm but I had a lot of discomfort. Noun, Verb
awesome The food you made was damn awesome. Adjective
Week 35
soprano She was famous as a soprano b NOUN
creep A spider was creeping in the bathroom floor. NOUN, VERB
disco We have a disco night at our school and all of my friends are coming. NOUN
motto He has to learn his motto said the teacher. NOUN
potato Have you heard the new potato song cause I haven't. NOUN
cello My best friend can play a cello and she thinks it is easy. NOUN
cockatoo I think cockatoo is a rare bird and you can only find it in some places in the world. NOUN
radio Nobody uses radio nowadays, at least nobody does in our school. NOUN, VERB
banjo Why don't you play banjo anymore? NOUN
hippo I hate hippos cause they are fatty fat. NOUN
hero I would love to be a hero and help everyone in the world. NOUN
volcano A volcano errupted in Australia a month ago. NOUN
creep A spider was creeping in the bathroom floor. NOUN, VERB
disco We have a disco night at our school and all of my friends are coming. NOUN
motto He has to learn his motto said the teacher. NOUN
potato Have you heard the new potato song cause I haven't. NOUN
cello My best friend can play a cello and she thinks it is easy. NOUN
cockatoo I think cockatoo is a rare bird and you can only find it in some places in the world. NOUN
radio Nobody uses radio nowadays, at least nobody does in our school. NOUN, VERB
banjo Why don't you play banjo anymore? NOUN
hippo I hate hippos cause they are fatty fat. NOUN
hero I would love to be a hero and help everyone in the world. NOUN
volcano A volcano errupted in Australia a month ago. NOUN
Week 34
mysterious A mysterious infection is killing the animals. ADJECTIVE
plodded We plodded up the hill. VERB
steadily I think he was walking steadily. ADVERB
occasional He makes occasional visits to America. ADJECTIVE
echo The caves in Slovenia have a good echo. NOUN, VERB
muffled I could hear muffled voices from the next classroom. ADJECTIVE
whistle Can you whistle cause I cannot? NOUN, VERB
intrude Reporters don't hesitate to intrude into people's privacy. VERB
startled I was startled by her question. ADJECTIVE
relief Much to my relief the car was not damaged. NOUN
avoiding Try to avoid eating chocolates and candies. VERB
dictionary If you don't understand a word then you can look a dictonary. NOUN
plodded We plodded up the hill. VERB
steadily I think he was walking steadily. ADVERB
occasional He makes occasional visits to America. ADJECTIVE
echo The caves in Slovenia have a good echo. NOUN, VERB
muffled I could hear muffled voices from the next classroom. ADJECTIVE
whistle Can you whistle cause I cannot? NOUN, VERB
intrude Reporters don't hesitate to intrude into people's privacy. VERB
startled I was startled by her question. ADJECTIVE
relief Much to my relief the car was not damaged. NOUN
avoiding Try to avoid eating chocolates and candies. VERB
dictionary If you don't understand a word then you can look a dictonary. NOUN