Last updated 9/2021
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A step-by-step how to spell guide for British & American English
What you'll learn
Understand key spelling rules
Be confident in spelling and writing
Understand why spelling is the way it is
Build words with prefixes and suffixes to help spelling, and reading
Notice letter and spelling patterns
Improve reading and vocabulary too
Requirements
Native speakers who can read and write but need help with spelling.
A good level of English for non-native speakers.
Not for beginner ESL, second language students.
Description
This Spelling Rules course is for both British and American English users, especially native speakers, who feel embarrassed by their spelling, and haven't really had to use spelling much but now because of emails, social media, writing reports, etc., suddenly need to improve spelling for work, training, and to improve job prospects. The course is also great for people who are coming back to studying, who've maybe had a bad experience at school, or maybe need to help children with their spelling.
This is a clear, friendly, step-by-step course that builds your spelling knowledge and confidence in spelling because it's not about learning obscure spelling rules but useful, very helpful rules:
Adding -es to nouns and verbs Drop the 'e' rule Silent 'e' magic 'e'1:1:1 doubling up rule for short and long wordsy to i and y to ies rules Silent letter patterns and rules Letter pattern rules (cial/tial, tion/sion/cian, ie or ei...) And many more
Why is learning and knowing spelling rules so helpful?
They help explain why certain letter patterns occur, and why a word is spelled the way it is.They can help you figure out how to spell a word, of course.They help your reading because you can identify the rule's letter patterns.They help you build "long" words with prefixes & suffixes.And they help your confidence to spell well, to read, and to improve your vocabulary.
The course's tutor, Joanne Rudling, is a lecturer, tutor, teacher trainer with 20 years' experience in teaching spelling, literacy and English in colleges in the UK.
It's a video based course with additional PDF worksheets for revision, external exercises & quizzes, and spelling tests, which are all in the Resources section of the course.
Reviews
I enjoyed the course because it is very clear and you can go over and over it again until you feel comfortable to move on. Darren
A lot of good information is covered and is easy to understand. Joanne is an awesome teacher and I've learned so much from taking her Spelling Strategies Video in 2013. Julie
It is a very good course for people to understand the reason behind spelling. This is a much better way to remember the correct spelling. Zohal
Great source for improving spelling.Thank you, Joanne.
So far the course is nicely laid out. I also like the tests after each lesson. John
It's very helpful and interesting Kristy
Excellent materials JC
Overview
Section 1: Start Here
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Key Words to Know
Lecture 3 How to access the extras/resources
Lecture 4 Self-assessment video
Section 2: Magic 'e' Silent 'e' Spelling Rule
Lecture 5 Magic 'e' Silent 'e' video
Lecture 6 Magic 'e' silent 'e' pairs spelling test
Lecture 7 Magic 'e' Silent 'e' for longer words & names video
Lecture 8 Other uses of the Magic 'e' Silent 'e'
Lecture 9 Magic 'e' Silent 'e' spelling test video
Section 3: Drop the 'e' Spelling Rule
Lecture 10 Drop the 'e' video
Lecture 11 Drop the 'e' exceptions
Lecture 12 Drop or keep the 'e' with -able & -ible revision video
Lecture 13 Drop the 'e' with -able & -ible spelling test
Lecture 14 Common misspelled word: truly
Lecture 15 Common misspelled word: argument
Lecture 16 Common misspelled word: awful
Section 4: Doubling Up Spelling Rules
Lecture 17 1:1:1 Doubling up rule video
Lecture 18 1:1:1 spelling test video
Lecture 19 Revision spelling test - drop the 'e' and 1:1:1 rules
Lecture 20 Double 'l' rule video
Lecture 21 Spelling words ending in -le
Lecture 22 -le spelling test video
Lecture 23 FLOSSY words
Section 5: Words ending in -ck, -ic, -k, -ke
Lecture 24 Words ending in ck, ke, k, ic video
Lecture 25 -ck, -ke, -k, -ic spelling test
Lecture 26 -ck vs. -ke video
Lecture 27 -ck vs. -ke spelling test video
Lecture 28 Words ending in -ic
Lecture 29 -ic spelling test
Section 6: Adding -es to words
Lecture 30 Adding -es to words video
Lecture 31 Adding -es spelling test
Lecture 32 Adding -es or -s to words ending in O
Lecture 33 Words ending in O spelling test
Section 7: Revision & Consolidation
Lecture 34 Magic 'e' Silent 'e' revision video
Lecture 35 Drop the 'e' with -ing revision video
Lecture 36 Drop the 'e' with -ing spelling test
Lecture 37 1:1:1 doubling up rule for longer words revision video
Lecture 38 1:1:1 doubling up rule for short words revision video
Lecture 39 Drop the 'e' and 1:1:1 doubling up spelling test
Lecture 40 -ck vs. -ke revision video
Lecture 41 Adding -es revision video
Section 8: Changing the end "y"
Lecture 42 y to -ies or -s video
Lecture 43 y to -ies or -s spelling test video
Lecture 44 'y' to 'i' rule video
Lecture 45 'y' to 'i' spelling test
Lecture 46 The y to i happy family!
Section 9: Adding -ly to words
Lecture 47 Adding -ly video
Lecture 48 Adding -ly spelling test video
Lecture 49 truely or truly?
Section 10: -f/-fe to -ves or -s rule
Lecture 50 -f/-fe to -ves or -s video
Lecture 51 Spelling test for -f/-fe to -ves or -s rule
Section 11: Building Words With Prefixes and Suffixes
Lecture 52 Prefixes and suffixes introduction
Lecture 53 Building words with prefixes video
Lecture 54 Prefixes spelling test
Lecture 55 Building words with suffixes video
Lecture 56 Suffixes and pronunciation
Section 12: Common Endings
Lecture 57 Adding -ful to words video
Lecture 58 Adding -ful spelling test
Lecture 59 -tion rules & patterns video
Lecture 60 -tion spelling test
Lecture 61 -sion, -cian, -tian rules & patterns video
Lecture 62 -sion, -cian, -tian, -tion spelling test
Lecture 63 -ate patterns and rules
Lecture 64 -ate spelling test
Lecture 65 separate - a frequently misspelled word
Lecture 66 -ate to -ation
Lecture 67 -ate to -ation spelling test
Lecture 68 -cial & -tial video
Lecture 69 -cial & -tial spelling test
Lecture 70 -ant rules and patterns
Lecture 71 -ent rules and patterns
Lecture 72 Three tricky -ent words and how to use memory tricks to help you spell them.
Lecture 73 -ant and -ent spelling test
Lecture 74 -ence and -ance exercise
Lecture 75 -ous rules and patterns
Lecture 76 -ous spelling test
Lecture 77 -able rules and patterns
Lecture 78 -able spelling test
Lecture 79 -ible rules and patterns
Lecture 80 -ible spelling test
Lecture 81 -acy vs. -asy
Lecture 82 -acy vs. -asy spelling test
Section 13: -ie- or -ei- rules and patterns
Lecture 83 -ie- or -ei- letter patterns lesson 1 video
Lecture 84 -ie- or -ei- lesson 1 spelling test
Lecture 85 -ie- or -ei- letter patterns lesson 2 video
Lecture 86 -ie- or -ei- lesson 2 spelling test
Lecture 87 Revision test 1
Lecture 88 Revision test 2
Section 14: Silent Letters
Lecture 89 Silent Letter Rules & Patterns video
Lecture 90 Silent Letter Spelling Test
Lecture 91 -gh- letter pattern & history
Lecture 92 -gh- letter pattern spelling test
Lecture 93 -gh- tricky words
Lecture 94 -gh- tricky words spelling test
Lecture 95 although, though, even though
Lecture 96 although, though, even though spelling test
Lecture 97 through, thorough, thought, though
Lecture 98 Spelling test: through, thorough, thought, though
Section 15: British vs. American Spelling
Lecture 99 British vs. American Spelling
Section 16: Short Revision & Consolidation Lessons
Lecture 100 Magic 'e' Silent 'e' revision video
Lecture 101 Drop the 'e' with -ing revision video
Lecture 102 Drop or keep the 'e' with -able & -ible
Lecture 103 1:1:1 doubling up rule for short words revision video
Lecture 104 1:1:1 doubling up rule for longer words revision video
Lecture 105 Adding -es revision video
Lecture 106 -ck vs. -ke revision video
Lecture 107 Adding -ful revision video
Lecture 108 aweful or awful? awesome or awsome?
Lecture 109 -ant and -ent exercise
Section 17: Common Misspelled Words
Lecture 110 Misspelled words self-assessment
Lecture 111 truly
Lecture 112 awful
Lecture 113 argument
Lecture 114 coolly, really, finally
Lecture 115 successful
Lecture 116 believe, achieve, friend
Lecture 117 receive, foreign, weird
Lecture 118 Misspelled Words Revision 1
Lecture 119 Adding -ly to words ending in 'e'
Lecture 120 beginning
Lecture 121 referred/ing and preferred/ing
Lecture 122 occurred, occurring, occurrence
Lecture 123 independent
Lecture 124 apparently
Lecture 125 existence
Lecture 126 Misspelled Words Revision 2
Lecture 127 noticeable
Lecture 128 foreseeable/unforeseen
Lecture 129 tomorrow
Lecture 130 tattoo
Lecture 131 basically
Lecture 132 publicly
Lecture 133 definitely
Lecture 134 Misspelled Words Revision 3
Lecture 135 across
Lecture 136 forty = 40
Lecture 137 forward
Lecture 138 gist
Lecture 139 sense
Lecture 140 until
Lecture 141 until vs. till
Lecture 142 Misspelled Words Revision 4
Section 18: Revision Tests and Exercises
Lecture 143 Self-assessment 1 video
Lecture 144 Self-assessment 2 video
Lecture 145 Noticing and questioning
Section 19: What's next?
Lecture 146 How to Punctuate your spelling: to master spelling & writing
This course is meant for American and British adult native speakers.,Anyone who is frustrated with their spelling.
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