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text Morphogra phs port er sub, suc, sup, sur, sug, suf im ex trans graph bio auto morpho tele photo geo biblio para vise hap in or mit
All Morphographs Have Meaning
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Meaning to carry one who under
Example(s) export, portable, transport, airport, report porter, teacher, farmer substandard, succeed, support, surface, suggest, suffer import, important export, transfer, transform, transit, transplant graphic, autograph biology, biography autograph, autobiography morphograph, telegraph, telephone photograph, photography geography, geology, geographic bibliography paragraph, paraprofessional visit, supervisor, visible happy, haphazard, happen, mishap, perhaps invisible, incurable, independent visitor, actor, creator, educator, inspector admit, commit, omit, permit
Intro Lesson
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in or into out across something written or drawn life self the form of something distance light earth book next to to see luck or chance not one who to sent
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sent sent sent ab pre pel aster astro naut cosmo cur dure fer cel duct, duce manu dict contra sum equi punctu cede, ceed rhino ceros rrhea sacri fine
in the past to feel exist away in front of, before to push star star sailor world to happen to last to carry high to lead hand speak, speech opposite highest, topmost equal point to move or to yield nose horn to flow sacred completing something or putting
We sent the package yesterday. consent, resent, sentimental absent, present presentation, preview, pretest compelling, dispel, propel, repellent disaster, asterisk astrologer, astronomy, astronomical astronaut cosmonauts concur, current, currency, occur, recur durable, duration, during, endure, endurance ferry, offer, refer, suffer, transfer excel, excelled, excellent conduct, reduce manual, manufacture, manuscript dictate, predict, diction contradict, contrary summary, summit adequate, equation, equator, equidistant, equinox punctuation, punctual proceed, precede rhinoceros rhinoceros rhinorrhea sacrifice, sacrificial, sacrilege, sacrilegious final, finish, confined, define
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sta via manu mani patri radio migra e vacu ify pedi male nutri bene peri sci ply loco luxe tain
it inside boundaries standing way or road hand hand father or like a father ray wander away or out empty to make foot evil or harmful to nourish good to try out to know fold place fancy to hold
constant, distance, instant, stable, state, station deviate, obvious, previous, trivial, viaduct manuscript, manual manicure patriarch, patriot, patron, patriotic radial, radiant, radiation, radioactive, radiology migrate, migrant, emigrate, immigrate emigrate, exit evacuate, vacancy, vacant, vacate, vacuum simplify, classify, falsify, justify expedient, expedition, impediment, pedal, pedicure malice, malady, malignant nutrient, nutrition, nutritious benevolent, benefit, benign experience, experiment, peril science, conscious, conscience application, apply, comply, multiply dislocate, local, locate, location deluxe, luxury, luxurious container, entertain, maintain
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The following rules are introduced in lessons 1-75 of Spelling Mastery. See page 188 for further details. Code No Rule O A Just put the morphographs together. Drop the E Drop the E from a word when the next morphograph begins with a vowel letter. B Doubling Double the final consonant when a short word (4 letters or fewer) ends CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) and the next morphograph begins wit a vowel letter. C Y to I Change the y to I in a word when the word ends consonant and y and the next morphograph begins with anything except an i. A Final Vowel Drop the final vowel when the next Morphograph begins with a vowel unless you hear both vowel sounds. Note Vowel Letters = A, E, I, O, U, Y Rule act ual Example ly = actually Non Example
hemi sphere verse ion = version en dure ance = endurance knot ed = knotted step ed = stepped like ly = likely home less = homeless com mit ment = commitment wonder ful = wonderful
like ly hood = likelihood ap ply ed = applied
com ply ing = complying deny ing = denying
muse ic = music vacu ate = vacate
muse um = museum e vacu ate = evacuate
Consonant Letter = all others
Short words have 1-4 letters
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