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Word study: exaggerate to frequently - Online practice 1

Read the information, then answer the questions. An adult may read the instructions aloud. Show your working where asked.

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Word A - exaggerate: to describe something as greater than it really is. Exaggerate has double g but only one r. Model: 'Do not exaggerate the results to make the report sound exciting.' Word B - excellent: extremely good. Excellent has x-c near the start and double l. Model: 'The reviewer explained why the model was an excellent example.' Practise from memory; check. Repeat another day.

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