All you need to do is to divide your word into syllables

Eg: Beautiful

This word has three syllables in it.

Beau-ti-ful.

A syllable is a set of a vowel/vowels and a consonant/consonants.

You will see very soon that you improve on spelling words.

Bye.

I am studying at university to be a primary school teacher. Unfortunately, reading and writing, while paying particular attention to your spelling, are the main ways you will improve.

Practice is the key. You don’t get better at basketball without playing, and you don’t get better at reading, spelling, and writing without practice either!

Good luck. Do not be upset. To draw on another sporting analogy, Michael Jordan didn’t get upset if he missed 7 shots in a row. He plays on stronger, keeps trying, shoots another 20 and hits 15 of them.

I would agree with the person who suggests to break a word into syllables. I would suggest also to look up a site like wikipedia and do a search for something that interests you and read all about it. Another good idea is to read things and summarise them, using words from the text.

If you are asked a question at school, use some of the words from the question in your answer. This lets you practice and develop vocabulary at the same time.

You are not alone.’

I am not good at spelling either. Sometimes I use a dictionary to write the words. Spelling is important but not as much as some people put on it.

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