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1 Spelling Lesson 22

2 misunderstand

3 international

4 improve

5 disagree

6 misspell

7 incorrect

8 disobey

9 intersection

10 interstate

11 improper

12 import

13 interview

14 impolite

15 indirect

16 misfortune

17 invisible

18 independence

19 inactive

20 dispose

21 impractical

22 Challenge Words: miscalculate

23 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: infinite

24 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: interval

25 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: distributive

26 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: immense

27 Review Words: impossible
Bonus Word: Bonus Word: Review Words: impossible

28 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: informal

29 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: disapprove

30 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: mistake

31 Bonus Word: Bonus Word: information

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