Y5 & Y6 Spellings Finish Spellings 1Spellings 2Spellings 3 Spellings 4 Spellings 5Spellings 6 Spellings 7 Spellings 8 Spellings 9 Spellings 10 Spellings.

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One person is an ind__ individual Keen to succeed determined Not passive. aggressive vehicle language physical A car or bus. We use the English lan___ to communicate. The P in PE We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. ind___ det____d ag____ve ve______ lan____ ____cal

A type of plant or fruit. variety eg cat, hat and sat all r___ rhyme Where an arm joins your body. shoulder lightning opportunity rhythm Found with thunder A chance to do something Music has a r_____ We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. v___ty r____ sh_____ l______g op_____ty r____m

Go with someone. accompany Eastenders is a TV pr_ programme A book of words and meanings. dictionary sufficient communicate environment enough talk We must protect the env_ We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. ac___ pr______ d_______y suf______ com____ env____t

2 x 20 forty Well known to you. familiar Opinion not based on facts or experience. prejudice privilege interrupt interfere Sitting on the benches during assembly is a pri____. Butt into a conversation Meddle with We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. f___ fam____ pre_______ pri______ int_____ int____

Share an opinion about something. criticise Which cat___ would you put this book into? category An annoyance, a pest nuisance occur vegetables sacrifice happen Potatoes, leeks and beans. To give something up We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. crit___ cat____y nu_______ oc____ veg____s sac____

She won the diving ___. competition Something to discuss and argue about. controversy The noun from explain. explanation occupy symbols appreciate Live in. + - x ÷ ° © are all Thank you. I really ap___ what you did We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. com____ con____ ex_______ oc______ _____ls ap____

A line of people waiting. queue It is needed. necessary It runs the country. government immediately temperature yacht At once. Measured in °C. Large sailing boat We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. q___ n____s_y g_______t im______y t__m___ __ y____

House of Commons and the House of Lords. parliament How something is said. pronunciation Certain. definite frequently embarrass foreign Often. Make someone feel uncomfortable. From another country We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. pa_____ pro_____n def____ fre______y emb____s for___

Not professional. amateur Extremely old. ancient An assistant. secretary sincerely conscience cemetery End a letter with yours __. This will trouble you if you do bad deeds. Where you find graves We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. ama___ a____t sec_____y sin______y con_____ cem____

The TV came with a 5 year g__. guarantee Not particularly good or bad. average A group formed to discuss and make decisions. committee hindrance marvellous mischievous It was not a help – it was a h__. Wonderful. A bit naughty We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. g______e av_____ com______e hin_____ mar_____ misc____

A place to eat out. restaurant She needed the loo. She was d__. desperate Annoy and pester continually. harass leisure disastrous bargain Free time. Opposite to successful. It was cheap – a b__ We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. rest___ desp__ ha___s l___s__ disa____s bar__

12 th twelfth Clear to see. apparent Awake – not asleep. conscious neighbour exaggerate accommodate Person living next door. Make it sound better than it was. Give someone a place to stay We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. twe___ ap____t con____s n________r exa_____ __ ac__m__e

You need these to move eg biceps, triceps. muscles Write letters to. correspond Did it kill the cat?. curiosity develop bruise awkward Grow and change. Mark on the skin following a blow. Difficult We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. m___ co______d c_______y d______p br_____ ___w_d

Connected.attached Your food goes into this. stomach He or she is in the army. soldier excellent identity profession Very good. Who you are. Beware of ____ theft! A job or career which requires some training to do We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. at_____ st_____ s____ e______t id____ pro___

Give an idea. suggest A hand-written name at the bottom of a letter. signature To identify. recognise persuade equipment thorough Get someone to change their mind or do something. Thing you need if you go camping. He worked hard and did a th___ job We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. s____t s____ re___g__ p___s___ eq_____ th____

A group of people living close to each other. community Encourage others to use something. recommend In particular. especially available according existence Ready to go or be used. Ac____ to Sarah, it was a bargain! Bring into ex___ - create We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. c_m_____ rec_____ esp______ av_____ ac_____ ex____

Accomplish. achieve The con____ store was handy and local. convenience E_____d with 3 jumpers and 2 coats, he was ready for the storm. equipped system relevant sincere The way something is set up or works. Her comment was not rel___ to the lesson. Well meaning and honest We asked 100 people to identify and spell these words. ac___ con__ e______d s_____m rel____t sin__

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