Using the Six Spelling Rules (1)

In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.

For help with this exercise, see Chapter 27.

example

Sometimes, I have trouble in school because I act a little too (conceited, concieted) in class.

a. conceited

b. conceited

  1. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: I (believe, beleive) I did well on the English paper I wrote last week.
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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: I’m (assumeing, assuming) that I didn’t make any spelling mistakes, even though I was (hurrying, hurriing) to turn it in on time.
  3. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: (Luckily, Luckyly), my girlfriend proofread a rough draft and caught a few errors that I then (corrected, correctted) in my final version.
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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: I had (omited, omitted) the letter e in forming the plural of the word potato, and I had (flipped, fliped) the letters e and i in the word achieve.
  5. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: Until I started checking everything in the dictionary, I used to be so (worried, worryed) whenever I (submited, submitted) an assignment.
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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: My papers always came back from the teacher with comments (saing, saying) that (sloppyness, sloppiness) was my main problem.
  7. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: My teacher, Professor Bauer, grades us based on our writing (portfolios, portfolioes), and she expects to see a lot of (improvment, improvement) during the semester.
  8. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: She doesn’t care if you wear a nose ring or are covered with (tattoos, tatooes)—she just can’t stand (laziness, lazyness).
  9. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: I can’t (concieve, conceive) of a more (encourageing, encouraging) teacher than Professor Bauer, and I’m hopeful that I’ll be able to take another class with her.
  10. Question

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    Using the Six Spelling Rules (1) - In the following sentences, choose the correct spelling from the choices in parentheses.: This year at graduation, she (clapped, claped) and (cheerred, cheered) when two of her former students gave speeches.