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Licence & License

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Licence & License

Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings or spellings. For example, 'licence' and 'license'.

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Licence

  • Getting a drivers licence was very tricky.
    • A licence is a permit.
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License

  • We are not licensed to sell food.
    • To be licensed is to be allowed, or to be permitted.

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1Reading

1.1Reading

1.2Prefixes

1.3Suffixes

1.4Spelling Rules

1.5Reading Comprehension

1.6Reading Comprehension: SAT Practise

1.7Word Meaning

1.8Fact vs. Opinion

1.9Justifying Views

1.10Figurative Language

1.11Text Structure

2Writing

2.1Sounds in Words

2.2Homophones

2.3Using a Dictionary

2.4Writing Composition

2.5The Subjunctive Mood

2.6Modal Verbs

2.7Active & Passive Voice

2.8Relative Clauses

2.9Expanded Nouns

2.10Punctuation

2.11SAT Spelling Practise

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