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Lesson 1: Adding the suffix ‘-ous’ to base words ending in ‘y’ or ‘ce’ FREE
Lesson 2: Adding the suffix ‘-ous’ to words ending in ‘-ion’ or where there is no obvious base word
Lesson 3: Words ending in ‘-ial’
Lesson 4: Making verbs using the suffixes ‘-ate’, ‘-ise’, ‘-ify’ and ‘-en’
Lesson 5: Making adjectives using the suffixes ‘-ful’, ‘-ive’ and ‘-al’
Lesson 6: Revision
Lesson 7: Words ending in ‘-ent’ and ‘-ence’
Lesson 8: Words ending in ‘-ant’, ‘-ance’ and ‘-ancy’
Lesson 9: Making nouns using the suffixes ‘-ity’ and ‘-ness’
Lesson 10: Making nouns using the suffixes ‘-ment’ and ‘-ship’
Lesson 11: Words that are homophones and homonyms
Lesson 12: Revision
Lesson 13: Words ending in ‘-able’ and ‘-ably’
Lesson 14: Words ending in ‘-able’, where the ‘e’ from the root word remains
Lesson 15: Words ending in ‘-ible’ and ‘-ibly’
Lesson 16: Words that are adverbs of time
Lesson 17: Words that are adverbs of place
Lesson 18: Revision
Lesson 19: Adverbs of possibility and frequency
Lesson 20: Adding suffixes with doubling
Lesson 21: Words with the unstressed schwa endings ‘-er’, ‘-or’ and ‘-ar’
Lesson 22: Words with the prefixes ‘dis-’ and ‘mis-’
Lesson 23: Words with the prefixes ‘il-’, ‘im-’ and ‘ir-’
Lesson 24: Revision
Lesson 25: Words that are near homophones and homonyms 2
Lesson 26: Words where ‘ough’ sounds like /oa/, /oo/, /u/-/f/ and /o/-/f/
Lesson 27: Words where ‘ough’ sounds like /ow/, /or/ and /uh/
Lesson 28: Words that are homophones or near homophones (ce/cy vs se/sy)
Lesson 29: Words with unstressed vowel sounds
Lesson 30: Revision
Lesson 31: Words where the trigraph ‘ere’ sounds like /ear/ and /air/
Lesson 32: Words with the prefix ‘inter-’
Lesson 33: Words with the prefixes ‘pro-’ and ‘fore-’
Lesson 34: Words with the Latin and Greek root words ‘aster’, ‘tract’ and ‘chron’
Lesson 35: Words with the Latin roots words ‘aqua’, ‘liter’ and ‘struct’
Lesson 36: Revision
