7th. Grade Spelling List No. 19
Spelling Rules Keys to Good Spelling
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Spelling - Commonly misspelled words.
1. affect2. busy
3. calendar
4. certain
5. clothes
6. coarse
7. course
8. despair
9. except
10. foreign1*
11. grammar
12. minute
13. probably
14. procedure
15. profession
16. recommendation
17. secretary
18. together
19. truly4*
20. Wednesday
Note: A superscript number (1,2 etc.) after a word indicates the spelling rule in the Spelling Rules page. An asterisk (*) indicates an exception.
Vocabulary Sentences for each word located below definitions.
1. endow verb (related form: endowment, noun)
provide, furnish, supply
2. evade verb (related form: evadable, adj.)
stay clear of, avoid, sidestep
3. harass verb (related form harassment, noun)
repeatedly attack, afflict, vex
4. imperceptible adj. (related form: imperceptibility, noun)
indiscernible, unnoticeable
5. individualistic adj. (related form: individualism, noun)
independent, distinct, separate
6. inert adj. (related form: inertness, noun)
inactive, immobile, motionless
7. pinnacle noun
highest point, peak
Vocabulary Sentences
1. Our Lord will endow us with the power to do His will.
Our Lord will provide, furnish, supply us with the power to do His will.
2. Philip tried to evade the task of washing the family car.
Philip tried to stay clear of, avoid, sidestep the task of washing the family car.
3. When pirates from the Barbary Coast began to harass American ships, President Jefferson sent the U.S. Navy to stop them.
When pirates fromt he Barbary Coast began to repeatedly attack, afflict, vex American ships, President Jefferson sent the U.S. Navy to stop them.
4. A magician uses imperceptible hand movements
A magician uses indiscernible, unnoticeable hand movements
5. Capitalism is an individualistic system, in which each an works for himself and can decide how to spend his earnings.
Capitalism is an independent, distinct, separate system, in which each man works for himself and can decided how to spend his earnings.
6. Tired after backpacking, Doug lay inert by the fire and id not stir until supper.
Tired after backpacking, Doug lay inactive, immobile, motionless by the fire and did not stir until supper.
7. To be chairman of the President's Board of Economic Advisors could be regarded as the pinnacle of an economist's profession.
To be chairman of the President's Board of Economic Advisors could be regarded as the highest point, peak of an economist's profession.