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Spelling: Patterns and Rules contains the following: • The most common and reliable rules of English spelling. • Many exercises to enable familiarisation with the spelling rules and patterns. • Revision exercises at the end of each unit. Students are referred to the appropriate part of the course if assistance is required. • A word family study in each unit. • A revision section for the first half of the course, and a final revision of the whole course. • Advice to students on how to check for errors and how to improve at spelling. • Answers to all exercises. • A summary of all rules.
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