The Complete Guide to English Spelling Rules

A must-have spelling handbook for every student and professional writer.Many examples and clear explanations. Covers every problem! Perfect for the foreign student, all ESL teachers and Home schoolers.ContentsSyllables

Vowels

Vowel plus r

The Apostrophe

Contractions

The Silent e

The Letter v

Comparatives and Superlatives

Plurals

The Past Tense

Prefixes and Suffixes

Single or Double l

Double the Consonant

Soft and Hard c

Combinations Using c

Soft and Hard g

Changing the y to i

Using qu Plus a Vowel

The i before e Rule

Using k, ck, ic, ac

Using ch and tch

Using j, ge, dge

Using oy and oi

Using ay and ai

Using au and aw

Using ou and ow

Using oe, ow, oa

Using or, ore, oar, our

Using y, ee, i, ea, ie, ey

Using u, ue, ew, oo, ou, etc.

Using al, tial, cial, sial

Using efy and ify

Using cede, sede, ceed, seed

Using er, or, ar, re, our

Using y, ry, ary, ery, iry, ory, ury, yry

Using ly, ally, ely, ily, lly, uly

Using able and ible

Using ous, ious, eous, uous

Using tion, sion, cion, tian, cian, xion, ssion, shion, sian

Using le, al, el, il, ol, ul, yl

Using ize, ise, yze, yse

Using ical, acle, icle

Using ant, ent, ance, ence, ense

Using sy and cy

Using igh, ough, augh

Using f, ff, ph, gh

Using wh and h

Using of and off

Using et and ette

Using less and ness

Using fore and for

Using ante, anti, anto

Using in, into, on, onto

The Schwa

Silent Consonants: h, g, k, p, w, b, l, n, t, c, d, s, m, r, ch

Hyphens

Names

Linguistic Terminology

Acronyms

Dictionaries

English and American Accents

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