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Unit 7. Tricky words, 2 syllable words and harder

Spelling Word List: Two syllable words - set 1

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Look	robin
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Look	cabin
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Look	solid
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Look	habit
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Look	comic
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Look	exit
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Look	toxic
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Look	exam
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robin

cabin

solid

habit

comic

exit

toxic

exam

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About This Spelling List: Two syllable words - set 1

A two syllable word is a word you can split into two simple parts or beats. Each part has its own vowel sound. For instance, robin can be divided into rob and in.

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