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This document contains a list of Dolch words from lists 9 to 11, followed by encouragement to learn how to spell the words. It congratulates the reader for completing lists 9 through 11 and urges them to practice spelling the words quickly in order to improve. It emphasizes the importance of persistence in learning the words.
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Dolch word list 2
- 1. Dolch words
- 2. Good luck with lists 9 to 11!
- 3. s oon
- 4. m ade
- 5. r un
- 6. g ave
- 7. o pen
- 8. h as
- 9. f ind
- 10. o nly
- 11. us
- 12. th ree
- 13. our
- 14. be tter
- 15. h old
- 16. b uy
- 17. fun ny
- 18. w arm
- 19. ate
- 20. th ose
- 21. d one
- 22. use
- 23. f ast
- 24. s ay
- 25. l ight
- 26. p ick
- 27. h urt
- 28. p ull
- 29. c ut
- 30. k ind
- 31. s it
- 32. wh ich
- 33. f all
- 34. c arry
- 35. sm all
- 36. un der
- 37. r ead
- 38. wh y
- 39. o wn
- 40. w ash
- 41. sh ow
- 42. h ot
- 43. be cause
- 44. f ar
- 45. l ive
- 46. dr aw
- 47. cl ean
- 48. gr ow
- 49. b est
- 50. up on
- 51. th ese
- 52. s ing
- 53. to gether
- 54. pl ease
- 55. m any
- 56. w ish
- 57. th ank
- 58. sh all
- 59. l augh
- 60. You are awesome!! You have just read Dolch word lists 9 to 11!!!
- 61. Your job now is to learn to spell these words! The faster you go the more you know!
- 62. Remember to be a Penny Persistence!!!