Link of the Day #7 - Sir Linkalot (#RevisingAtHome, #SpellingMatters, #MemorableLinking)

The video tutorial discusses the spelling and etymology of the word 'accommodation'. It provides a mnemonic to remember the spelling, focusing on the double C's and M's, and explains the word's origin from the Latin 'accomodary', which means to fit one thing to another. The tutorial also highlights the evolution of the word's meaning to include providing a place to stay. Additionally, it touches on related words like 'commodity' and 'commode', which share the same Latin root.

What is a common spelling mistake people make with the word 'accommodation'?

• Using only one C

• Using only one O

• Using only one A

• Using only one M

What mnemonic is suggested to remember the spelling of 'accommodation'?

• Two cats and two mice

• Two dogs and two cats

• Two birds and two bees

• Two lions and two tigers

What is the original Latin meaning of 'accomodary'?

• To provide shelter

• To offer hospitality

• To make comfortable

• To fit one thing to another

How did the meaning of 'accommodate' evolve in English?

• To provide food

• To offer guidance

• To give directions

• To provide a place to stay

Which word is NOT derived from the Latin 'commodus'?

• Accommodation

• Comfort

• Commode

• Commodity