Spelling from sound
Hear one word, type every letter and press Enter. After you answer, the definition and an adult example sentence make the spelling part of a useful word—not an isolated memory trick.
Play the spelling quiz
Ten words a round and three lives. Capitals do not matter; every letter does. There is no countdown, and you can replay the recording before you answer.
· Type the word you hear
Speed
Enter checks your spelling; R or Escape replays the word while the box is empty.
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How to learn a spelling you missed
- Listen again and say the word naturally. Do not pronounce silent letters just to remember them.
- Notice the difficult group, not only the first letter. Phonics practice covers patterns such as ph, igh, -tion and -cious.
- Use the example aloud. A word is easier to retrieve when it belongs to a sentence you could actually say.
- Type the whole word again after a short gap. Copying while the answer is visible does not test recall.
Keep practising
Study reusable letter groups in Phonics, rebuild a visible word in Word scramble, or type complete sentences in Short dictation.
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