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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Spelling - Elementary School - The Sound ng
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The ‘ng’ sound can be quite difficult to say without letters before it but the sound comes from pushing the back of your tongue up and momentarily closing your throat.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Spelling - Elementary School - The Sound ng
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1. Spell the missing word: At the park I played on the ____.
2. Spell the missing word: This part of your body is called your ____.
3. Spell the missing word: She loves to ____.
4. Spell the missing word: Stop all that ____!
5. Spell the missing word: They are very ____.
6. Spell the missing word: I've lost that ____, can you see it anywhere?
7. Spell the missing words: ____ has ____!
8. Spell the missing word: He supports the ____ football team.
9. Spell the missing word: How ____ are your intestines?
10. Spell the missing word: That wasp just ____ me!

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