Phonics − ‘-ary’, ‘-ery’, ‘-ory’


‘-ary’, ‘-ery’ and ‘-ory’ are different sounds, but they are very similar and are often mixed up, e.g. dictionary, celery, accessory.


A Complete each word using ‘-ary’, ‘-ery’ or ‘-ory’.


secret


hist Library


cutl


arch


batt


libr


surg Bread Pasta


vict


iv s_l_t_ry


imagin _bs_rv_t_ry


categ


B Complete each word and match it to its meaning. g_ll_ry


fl_tt_ry


1. The mental faculty or act of retaining information 2. A yearly celebration, often of marriage 3. A building in which works of art are displayed or sold 4. The act of complementing another 5. A building dedicated to studying the planets and stars 6. To be or live alone


C Ring the correct word in each sentence. 1. The scientist celebrated his discovary / discovery in his laboratory / laboratery. 2. I have green eyes and so does Mum. Mum says that it’s hereditary / hereditory. 3. Maths is a compulsary / compulsory subject in secondary / secondery school. 4. Dad uses a lot of dangerous machinery / machinary on the farm. 5. It is necessery / necessary to report a robbery / robbary. 6. Our conservatory / conservatery gets very hot in the summer.


7. When Shamika won the lottery / lottery, she bought an extraordinary / extraordinery new house.


40


Febru _nn_v_rs_ry m_m_ry


UL


TRA POWER


Be my Valentine


Happy Valentine’s Day


Unit 7 | Artwork


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