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Автор: Anonymous
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boss

       gloss

      fuss

       muss

       buss

       truss

      Put p, gr, br, cl, with—ass; and t, fl, cr, acr, with—oss.

      Give the horses less grass. There is a brass lock. Jack got six black bass. Pack the moss in a glass box. Do not muss your new dress. You may kiss baby once. Floss has much gloss. Is Miss Bess very cross? Toss the sack across your back. Less fuss in class! Is there much glass in that door?

      10

      fast

       last

       past

      best

       nest

       chest

      blue

       birds

       year

      said

       mice

       John

      coat

       half

       great

      With—est put r, l, j, p, t, v, w; and with—rap put t, st, w, sc. Add—s to whip, duck, horse, boy, word.

      Two blue birds had a nest there last year. Brush your best coat and vest. Lock fast the chest. John said that in jest. Mice are a great pest. The church is west from your house. I got two mice in a trap. Run fast, it is half-past six. He said you were at church. My new coat is blue. One is the half of two.

      11

      fist

       twist

       wrist

      dust

       trust

       crust

      wind

       make

       copy

      our

       about

       books

      apple

       papa

       mamma

      Write c, l, t, fr, with—ost; and m, j, b, g, r, thr, with—ust. Copy—Is it they? That was I. Is it she?

      A gust of wind makes much dust fly. Copy a list of your best books. That apple pie has a thick crust. Mamma, see the frost on the grass. Twist a string about your wrist. I must have just one more apple. Papa trusts me with our pony. How much did your coat cost? They lost two little dogs near the church.

      12 (Review)

      about

       swing

       water

       said

       where

       none

      much

       smash

       pony

       gives

       great

       wrong

      clock

       fence

       thrash

       apple

       mitts

       worm

      crust

       little

       year

       quick

       peas

       finger

      once

       knife

       were

       church

       half

       sweet

      Put y, ag, at, ax, ing, ash, ock, eck, op, og, with fl—. With n, h, r, sh, sp, tr, bl, pl, make words in—ot.

      Give Mary more sweet peas. Where was your knife? He said much about the apples. Water my pony.

      13

      slant

       plant

       chant

      bent

       sent

       spent

      storm

       praise

       week

      four

       what

       shop

      buy

       pair

       some

      Put c, h, l, y, with—ard; and b, d, m, h, p, l, sp, sh with—ark. Copy and fill in—My name is——. I am—years old.

      The storm bent the plant. It slants very much. In church we chant the praise of God. John sent for four socks. The dogs bark in your yard. What is the rent of your shop? We sent you some apples. Buy a pair of pants. He spent a week in a tent. John got much praise.

      14

      hint

       flint

       print

      hunt

       grunt

       blunt

      wolf

       plums

       story

      next

       axe

       says

      noise

       river

       candy

      Write words in—ift with g, l, s, sh, sw, dr. Put a letter with—lip—pit—ring—wing—rock. Copy—Yes, sir, I saw you.

      Some men hunt a wolf. Hear the pig grunt. This axe is very blunt. Will you print our next story? Jack says that apple is hard as flint. Give him a hint to make less noise. I got a gift of candy and plums. Can we cross that swift river in a punt? Yes, but you may drift upon a rock. She says the wolf got over the river.

      15

      damp

       scamp

       tramp

      bump

       thump

       stump

      lazy

       idle

       five

      work

       cent

       table

      camel

       beside

       Henry

      Change one letter in flesh, check, give, pick, crush, gloss. With—ip put l, sl, sh, sk, ch, dr, tr, str, h, wh.

      Lazy tramps will not work. A camel has one or two humps. Pump some water. Make your pony jump over that stump. Buy a two-cent stamp. Henry is an idle scamp. Camp beside the river. Last week I had the mumps. We have five lamps. Baby thumps upon the table. Give me one cent for candy.

      16 (Doubled Letters)

      add

       odd

       Ann

      bee

       see

       egg

      all

       ill

       off

      shoo

       purr

       buzz