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Week 2

The first ten words are long vowel spelling words.  

1. sustain

2.feasible

3.disagreeable

4.dehydrated

5. gyrate

6. overblown

7. encroach

8. mutually

9. butte

10. euphonium

The next ten spelling words have sneaky silent consonants in them.

11. autumn

12. fasten

13. freight

14. ghastly

15. gnaw

16. knead

17. limb

18. pneumonia

19. psalm

20. wretched

Sentences for Spelling Pre-test 

1. (sustain) The tired backpacker could not longer sustain the combined weight of his body and his backpack. (sustain)

2. (feasible) If you complete all of your chores and make yourself a new dress by 5:00 p.m. today it is feasible that you might attend the ball before it is over. (feasible)

3. (disagreeable) The disagreeable ogre would not let the billy goat use his bridge. (disagreeable)

4. (dehydrated) The teacher put the twisted dehydrated plant into water. (dehydrated)

5. (gyrate) The child that laid in the anthill began to gyrate cralizly. (gyrate)

6. (overblown) The health benefits of yogurt have been overblown for decades. (overblown)

7. (encroach) Rather then encroach on your privacy I will close the door to your room. (encroach)

8. (mutually) The aphid and the ant have a mutually beneficial relationship, because the aphic makes sweet liquid the ant eats, then the ant protects the aphid. (mutually)

9. (butte) A butte is a land formation in the desert mostly near moutains. (butte)

10. (euphonium) A euphonium looks like a tuba to me. (euphonium)

11. (autumn) I love pumpkins in the autumn. (autumn)

12. (fasten) Don't forget to fasten your seat belts. (fasten) 

13. (freight)  A freight ref

14. (ghastly)

15. (gnaw) 

16. (knead) 

17. (limb) 

18. (pneumonia)

19. (psalm)

 20. (wretched)