7th. Grade Spelling List No. 11
Spelling Rules Keys to Good Spelling
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Spelling - Words ending in -er, -or and -able, -ible. (Apply Keys to Good Spelling #4)
1. acceptable2. accuser
3. advertiser
4. charitable
5. eligible
6. governor
7. helicopter
8. indelible
9. inferior
10. irritable
11. mediator
12. perishable
13. possible
14. professor
15. propeller2
16. respectable
17. scissors
18. sponsor
19. tailor
20. vegetable
Note: A superscript number (1,2 etc.) after a word indicates the spelling rule in the Spelling Rules page.
Vocabulary Sentences for each word located below definitions.
1. recipient noun
receiver
2. staggering adj.
astonishing, overwhelming
3. taunt verb (related form: taunter, noun)
merrily, cheerfully
4. treason noun (related form: treasonous, adj.)
betrayal, rebellion, treachery
5. verbatim adv.
in the exact words
6. vigor noun (related form: vigorous, adj.)
healthy energy, forcefulness
7. warrant verb (related form: warrantable, adj.)
authorize, allow, justify
Vocabulary Sentences
1. Rain had obliterated from the outside of the package the name of the recipient.
Rain had obliterated from the outside of the package the name of the receiver.
2. It is staggering to think that the infinite God Who created the heavens and the earth could love sinful man enough to die for him.
It is astonishing, overwhelming to think that the infinite God Who created the heavens and the earth could love sinful man enough to die for him.
3. The fruit above King Tantalus seemed to taunt him, moving just out of his reach whenever he reached up to pluck it.
The fruit above King Tantalus seemed to mock, reproach, jeer at him, moving just out of his reach whenever he reached up to pluck it.
4. Patrick Henry's speech was interrupted by horrified cries of "Treason!"
Patrick Henry's speech was interrupted by horrified cries of "Betrayal, rebellion, treachery!"
5. "Tell the court, verbatim, what he said," the attorney requested.
"Tell the court, in the exact words, what he said," the attorney requested.
6. Even though approaching retirement age, Uncle Dave still seems to have the vigor of his youth.
Even though approaching retirement age, Uncle Dave still seems to have the healthy energy, forcefulness of his youth.
7. If the Scriptures do no warrant a thing, we should not do it.
If the Scriptures do not authorize, allow, justify a thing, we should not do it.