Where to find Common Exception Words?

Where to find Common Exception Words?

Common Exception words is the term that the National Curriculum uses for High Frequency Words and Tricky Words, and Alpha to omega calls Odd words!

These words are embedded in the first 3 of our courses and gathered together in the High Frequency Words course as High Frequency words (HFW) and Tricky words (TW).

 

Either print out and use the High Frequency Words Course

or

Print out the summary of the Wordshark course and look for HFW and TW in the list titles


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