Mastering Basic Spelling Rules in English

The video tutorial covers the basics of English spelling, focusing on the differences between long and short vowels. It introduces the concept of the 'magic E' and explains how it affects vowel pronunciation. The tutorial also discusses the doubling of consonants in short vowel words. Through examples, the teacher illustrates these spelling rules, making it easier for learners to understand and apply them. The lesson is both informative and humorous, aiming to improve spelling skills in a fun way.

What is a Spelling Bee competition?

• A competition where adults write essays.

• A competition where children write essays.

• A competition where adults spell words given by children.

• A competition where children spell words given by adults.

Why is English considered difficult to spell?

• Because it is a phonetic language.

• Because it has a different alphabet.

• Because it is not a phonetic language.

• Because it has too many letters.

What does the Magic E rule state?

• The E at the end of a word makes the vowel sound long.

• The E at the end of a word makes the vowel sound short.

• The E at the end of a word is always silent.

• The E at the end of a word is always pronounced.

What should you do with the E when adding endings like -ing or -ed?

• Replace the E with another vowel.

• Drop the E and add the ending.

• Double the E and add the ending.

• Keep the E and add the ending.

What is Short Vowel Syndrome?

• When short vowels make the word longer.

• When short vowels make the word shorter.

• When short vowels double the consonant.

• When short vowels are silent.

How do you spell 'hoping' correctly?

• Hoppping

• Hoping

• Hopeing

• Hopping

Which of the following words is spelled correctly?

• Wipeed

• Wiped

• Wippped

• Wipeing

What happens to the consonant in a word with a short vowel sound when adding an ending?

• It is replaced with a vowel.

• It is removed.

• It is doubled.

• It remains the same.

What is the correct spelling of the word when adding -ed to 'fit'?

• Fiteed

• Fit

• Fitted

• Fited

Where can you find more resources and quizzes related to this lesson?

• www.learnenglish.com

• www.englishrules.com

• www.spellingbee.com

• www.engvid.com