2.1: Appendix A- List of Frequently Misspelled Words

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    Words frequently misspelled in low intermediate writing:

    first

    daughter

    who / how

    homework

    affect / effect

    question

    because

    friend

    finally

    every day / everyday

    conclusion

    a lot

    by / pay

    fun / fan

    responsibility

    would

    example

    health

    beautiful

    experience

    second

    writing

    believe

    grammar

    addition

    neighbor

    Add to the list, class words:

    Practice 1A

    I belive that children can learn alot by using technology. Frist, using apps and learning Web sites makes learning more fan for children. For exampel, my dohter does her spelling homworke on a spelling Web site once a week. It’s easy for her to by attention becous of the colorful graphics in the activities. Secound, technology often challenges children while they learn. Many learning programs give kids harder qeustions if they get the easy ones right. Finaly, by using technology, children also get experence with equipment like a computer keyboard and mouse. Children how practice these skills are able to use technology for many things in their lives. In conlution, technology can be a very useful learning tool for children.

    Write the misspelled words from this paragraph one more time – correctly!

    1.

    6.

    11.

    2.

    7.

    12.

    3.

    8.

    13.

    4.

    9.

    14.

    5.

    10.

    15.

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