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7 Plus Spelling 22

Explanation: The letter ‘j’ is never used at the end of English words. Instead, we use ‘dge’ or ‘ge’.

Teaching Ideas: Teach your child this rule and ask them to correct your mistakes (e.g. they must correct baj to badge).

Words to learn: 5

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Edge

Bridge

Badge

Huge

Village

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