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Study Guide Frequently Misspelled Words English Language Arts, Grade 2
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FREQUENTLY
MISSPELLED
WORDS
What
words
are
most
often
misspelled?
Here
is
a
list
of
words
that
many
people
misspell
and
some
hints
to
help
you
spell
them.
1.
a
lot
-
Really
two
little
words,
not
one!
It
means
the
opposite
of
a
little.
2.
again
-
Try
to
remember
gain
is
part
of
again.
3.
because
-
Remember
the
“cause”
to
help
you
spell
because.
4.
Christmas
-
Think
of
a
boy
who
has
two
mothers.
Chris
+
mas.
(The
+
reminds
you
of
the
t.)
5.
Didn’t
-
This
contraction
is
not
hard,
if
you
remember
to
put
the
apostrophe
where
the
o
used
to
be.
6.
Easter
-
Do
you
see
the
direction
word,
east?
Just
remember
the
capital
E.
7.
favorite
-
Notice
the
o
in
favor.
Don’t
forget
the
silent
e.
8.
Friend,
friends
-
Keep
fr
together
at
the
beginning.
Remember
the
silent
i
comes
next.
Then
end
with
end.
9.
know
-
There
is
a
silent
k
at
the
beginning
and
a
silent
w
at
the
end.
Say
this,
“I
know
there
is
a
silent
k
and
w
around
no.”
10.
once
-
Once
means
one
time.
Do
you
see
the
c
in
one?
11.
our
-
Our
means
it
belongs
to
us.
Do
not
mix
it
up
with
the
verb
are.
Say
this,
“O-
U-
R
so
nice
to
us.”
12.
outside
-
This
is
a
compound
word.
You
know
how
to
spell
out
and
you
know
how
to
spell
side.
13.
people
-
Don’t
forget
the
silent
o.
14.
said
-
Said
is
the
past
tense
of
say.
Remember
aid
is
part
of
said.
15.
scare,
scared
-
Do
you
see
the
word
care
in
scare?
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16.
too
-
This
word
means
also.
We
use
it
at
the
end
of
a
sentence
like,
“Me
too!”
It
is
also
the
word
we
use
when
it
is
too
hot,
too
cold,
too
sweet,
or
too
much.
17.
there
-
There
means
a
place
that
is
not
here.
Do
you
see
there
in
not
here?
18.
their
-
Their
means
belongs
to
them.
They
like
their
own
things
best.
19.
they
-
Try
to
remember
the
word
he
is
in
they.
20.
upon
-
Think
of
this
as
a
compound
word,
up
+
on.
21.
went
-
Went
is
the
past
tense
for
go.
Think
of
sent.
Change
the
s
to
a
w
to
spell
went.
22.
when
-
You
will
spell
when
right
if
you
remember
the
silent
h.
23.
would
-
Here’s
a
word
you
have
to
memorize.
It
goes
with
could
and
should.
Try
this!
Which
sentences
are
spelled
correctly?
My
frends
like
alot
of
peple.
My
friends
like
a
lot
of
people.
Didn’t
you
know
I
would
be
scared?
Did’t
you
no
I
wood
be
skared?
Thay
liked
there
favorit
shows.
They
liked
their
favorite
shows.
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