Building Your Skills - Part 10

Let's jump in and learn some new words. We'll point out spelling rules along the way.

place

This word follows the vowel-consonant-e pattern.

      Words ending with a vowel-consonant-e like place usually have a long vowel sound and a silent e.

Here's another word with the vowel-consonant-e pattern:

make

making

help

here

want

nice

to
I went to the store.

two
I bought two pies.

too
I ate too much.

      Two, too, and to sound the same but have different meanings. They're called homophones.

Use clues in the sentence to help you figure out which one to use.

      Two means the number 2.

      Too means 'as well' or 'also'.

      To means moving somewhere.

into

Can you spell them all? Try the practice to see. 😺