Riverside spelling / Eunice Ewer Wallace [and four others]
Material type:
TextPublisher: Chicago, Illinois : The Riverside Publishing Company, [1988]Description: 256 pages : color illustrationsContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0829267646
- 421.52
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Cubao Branch Reference Section | Circulation | C 421.52 W188r 1988 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 121423d |
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Consonant sounds
Latin bases
Double consonants
Free and bound bases
Words with suffixes (CC+)
Words derived from people's names
Patterns that spell
Prefixes anti, co, fore, semi
Words derived from Greek
Words with suffixes (Ce)
Prefixes inter, post, super, trans
Plurals and possessives
Suffixes able, ible
Words derived from French
Words with suffixes (VVC)
Suffixes ship, hood, dom, age, ness, ment
Abbreviations, acronyms, blends
Compound words
Suffix ion
Words derived from Spanish
Accented syllables
Patterns that spell
Suffixes ant, ance, ent, ence
Words derived from old and middle English, German, Dutch
Words with suffixes
Prefixes ac, af, al, ap, as, at
Plurals (Words ending in o)
Suffixes ous, ic, al, ish, some
Multiple suffixes
Words derived from Latin
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