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Words Their Way Green: Syllables and Affixes Sort 4

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1 Words Their Way Green: Syllables and Affixes Sort 4
Spelling Sorts: Do not use Slide Show to sort the words.

2 Green Sort 4 double e-drop nothing grinning jogging oddball begging
coming cutting setting grinning jogging humming hiking moving living adding having stopping snowing going working fixing reading taking spelling floating feeling talking pushing

3 Answers Green Sort 4 double e-drop nothing grinning jogging oddball
setting hiking reading fixing adding cutting moving snowing spelling stopping living floating begging coming feeling grinning taking talking jogging having pushing humming working going Answers

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