Spelling rules - 'll' , 'ff' , 'ss' , 'zz'

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What is the 'ss' spelling rule?

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The 'ss' spelling rule states that the double 's' is used in words to indicate a short vowel sound before it, as in 'miss'.

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Provide an example of a word that follows the 'ff' spelling rule.

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An example of a word that follows the 'ff' spelling rule is 'off'.

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What is the 'll' spelling rule?

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The 'll' spelling rule indicates that a double 'l' is used after a single vowel in a syllable, as in 'tall'.

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Identify a word that contains the 'zz' spelling rule.

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An example of a word that contains the 'zz' spelling rule is 'buzz'.

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What is the purpose of the 'odd one out' question type?

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The purpose of the 'odd one out' question type is to test the ability to identify which word does not fit a specific pattern or rule.

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How do you determine the vowel in a word with double letters?

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To determine the vowel in a word with double letters, identify the letter that precedes the double letters, as it usually indicates the vowel sound.

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What is an example of a word that follows the 'ss' rule?

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An example of a word that follows the 'ss' rule is 'pass'.

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What is the significance of the 'ff' spelling rule in English?

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The 'ff' spelling rule is significant because it helps indicate the short vowel sound that precedes the double 'f'.

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Can you name a word that uses the 'll' rule?

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A word that uses the 'll' rule is 'bell'.

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What is the 'zz' rule in spelling?

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The 'zz' rule in spelling indicates that a double 'z' is used after a single vowel sound, as in 'fizz'.