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New Curriculum Spelling Lists Y1/Y2

List 05

Fifth set of spelling words from the New Curriculum Spelling list for Year 1 and Year 2.

16 Words
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Complete Word List

kind

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Definition
Caring, and nice to others.
Example Sentence
She was kind, and helped my when I fell.
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last

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Definition
Coming after all others in order or time; the final one.
Example Sentence
She was the last person to leave the classroom.
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love

3
Definition
A strong feeling of liking someone, or something.
Example Sentence
I live my family very much.
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many

4
Definition
A large number of things or people.
Example Sentence
There are many flowers in the garden.
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me

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Definition
A word for yourself, when someone is talking to you.
Example Sentence
Can you help me with my bag?
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mind

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Definition
The part of you that thinks, feels, and remembers.
Example Sentence
Use your mind to solve the puzzle.
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money

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Definition
Coins, or notes, used to buy things.
Example Sentence
I saved my money to buy a toy.
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most

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Definition
The greatest number, or amount of something.
Example Sentence
Most of the children in the class like playing outside.
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move

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Definition
To go from one place to another, or change position.
Example Sentence
Please move your chair closer to the table.
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Mr

10
Definition
A polite title for a man.
Example Sentence
Mr Brown, is our teacher.
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Mrs

11
Definition
A polite title for a married woman.
Example Sentence
Mrs. Smith is my neighbour.
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my

12
Definition
Shows something belongs to you.
Example Sentence
My cat is very soft.
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no

13
Definition
A word to say something is not true, or is not allowed.
Example Sentence
No. No I don't want any sweets.
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of

14
Definition
Shows something belongs to you, or is part of something else.
Example Sentence
The cover of the book is red.
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old

15
Definition
Has lived for many years; not young.
Example Sentence
My cat is very old, and sleeps a lot.
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once

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Definition
One time; at one time in the past.
Example Sentence
Once upon a time, there was a little dragon.
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