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Spelling rule to practise at home Year 5, Unit 6: Words ending in -ent Even though some words end in -ent the letters are crushed so they sound like unt when you say them. It can be tricky to know whether to write -ent or -ant. Use these tips to help you. Tip 1: It is always safe to write -ent after soft c or soft g: magnificent intelligent Tip 2: It is almost always safe to write -ent after qu, ti or ci: frequent patient ancient Tips are useful but can be hard to remember, too. In the end, words ending in -ent are a bit like song lyrics the best way to learn them is to read them and practise writing them lots of times! You can create adverbs, too, by adding the suffix -ly to some of the adjectives ending in -ent. root word (adjective) innocent decent patient obedient intelligent magnificent confident root word + suffix (adverb) innocently decently patiently obediently intelligently magnificently confidently No changes had to be made to the root word before adding -ly. The above is the spelling rule which we are learning next week. Practise applying this and find more words which use this rule. Week Commencing … Spelling rule to practise at home Year 5, Unit 6: Words ending in -ent Orange and red words to learn 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Words which I am finding tricky to spell and need to learn The above is the spelling rule which we are learning next week. Practise applying this and find more words which use this rule. Week Commencing …