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 Skill Test-1 1. transcibe the following words.  1. Abacus 2. Comb 2. Syllabify the following words.  1. Response   2. Investment  3. Write structure of syllables of following words  . 1. Texts 2. Crux 4. Write minimal pairs for the following words  1. Stroke  2. Term 5. Write a 5 vowel sounds with examples. 6. Write a 5 consonant sounds with examples. 7. Pronounce the following words. 1. Crushes 2 grabbed  3 copies 4 brushed  8. Stress mark the following words. 1. Respect 2. Farther  9. Pronounce the following sentences with proper intonation. 1. What are they doing here? 2. I request you to come in.

SPELLING RULES Words in English are not always spelled as they are pronounced. Spelling in English follows some basic rules and the majority of English words (around 75%) follow these rules. You can learn the rules but there are always exceptions to the rules that need to be learned too. The main basic spelling rules of English relate to: prefixes and suffixes; spelling and plurals; doubling letters; dropping and adding letters; verb forms. This section focuses on British English but also covers some basic differences in spelling between British and American English. Spelling: prefixes When there is a prefix, we do not normally add or take away more letters: dis + obey   → disobey mis + spell   → misspell dis + satisfied   → dissatisfied over + hear   → overhear in + humane   → inhumane super + human   → superhuman in + sane   → insane un + natural   → unnatural inter + national   → international un + sure   → unsure mis + rule   → ...