English Class 7 - Spellings Notes
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Spellings
Welcome to the chapter on Spellings for Class 7. In this chapter, you will learn the importance of correct spelling, common spelling rules, and tips to improve your spelling skills. By the end of this chapter, you will be able to spell words accurately and use them confidently in your writing!
Introduction
Spelling is the way we write words correctly. Good spelling helps us communicate clearly and makes our writing easy to understand.
Why Is Spelling Important?
- Helps others understand your writing.
- Shows you care about your work.
- Improves your grades and confidence.
Common Spelling Rules
- i before e except after c: believe, receive
- Drop the final 'e' before adding -ing: make → making
- Double the final consonant after a short vowel: run → running
- Change 'y' to 'i' before adding -es or -ed: cry → cries, cried
Commonly Misspelled Words
- accommodate
- definitely
- separate
- necessary
- receive
- occurred
Tips to Improve Your Spelling
- Read regularly to see words in context.
- Practice writing new words.
- Use a dictionary to check spellings.
- Break words into syllables.
- Make your own spelling list.
Fun Activity: Spelling Bee!
Organize a spelling bee with your friends or family. Take turns spelling words and see who gets the most correct!
Summary
- Correct spelling is important for clear communication.
- Learn and use spelling rules.
- Practice regularly to improve your spelling skills.
Practice Questions
- Spell the word: accommodate
- Which is correct: recieve or receive?
- Write the plural of "cry".
- Spell the word: necessary
- What is the rule for adding -ing to "make"?
Challenge Yourself
- List five words you find difficult to spell and practice them.
- Write a short paragraph using at least three commonly misspelled words.
Did You Know?
- The longest word in English without a true vowel is "rhythms".
- Spelling bees are popular competitions in many countries!
Glossary
- Spelling: The correct way to write a word.
- Rule: A guide for how to do something.
- Plural: More than one.
- Dictionary: A book that tells you the meaning and spelling of words.
Answers to Practice Questions
- accommodate
- receive
- cries
- necessary
- Drop the final 'e' before adding -ing: make → making
Practice your spellings every day to become a confident writer!
Quick Navigation
- Spellings
- Collocations and Words related to Travel
- Locations
- Activities
- Homonyms and Homophones
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Analogies and Spellings
- One word substitution; Idioms and Proverbs
- Modals
- Word order
- Nouns and Pronouns
- Verbs and Phrasal verbs
- Adverbs and Adjectives
- Articles and Prepositions
- Punctuation
- Tenses and Conjunctions
- Voices and Narration
- Sentences and Sentence Sequencing