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What spelling rule will we use? big

What spelling rule will we use? big bigger biggest big

What spelling rule will we use? hot

What spelling rule will we use? hot hotter hottest

What spelling rule will we use? thin

What spelling rule will we use? thin thinner thinnest

What spelling rule will we use? heavy

What spelling rule will we use? heavy heaviest heavy heavier

What spelling rule will we use? happy

What spelling rule will we use? happy happier happiest

What spelling rule will we use? chilly

What spelling rule will we use? chilly chillier chilliest

What spelling rule will we use? funny

What spelling rule will we use? funny funnier funniest

What spelling rule will we use? crazy

What spelling rule will we use? crazy crazier craziest

What spelling rule will we use? lucky

What spelling rule will we use? lucky luckier luckiest

What do we do when an adjective ends in y? What spelling rule will we use? What do we do when an adjective ends in y? What do we do if the adjective has a short vowel sound?