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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Spelling - Elementary School - Changing the ending to er
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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Spelling - Elementary School - Changing the ending to er
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10 Questions

1. Are you feeling ____ today than yesterday?
2. This picture is ____ than the last one!
3. Are you ____ than you were yesterday?
4. Are you ____ than you were yesterday?
5. I've had a nap and am feeling much ____ now.
6. The ____ the duvet, the ____ I feel.
7. The ice-cream is much ____ and ____ than I expected.
8. She'll be ok, you're such a ____.
9. The ice-cream is much ____ and ____ than I expected.
10. The ____ the duvet, the ____ I feel.

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