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    Spelling exercise for -ible and -able


    In the following sentences, the final four letters are omitted from each -ible or -able word. Complete each word with the appropriate ending.





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    1. Last night's movie about the invis man.
    2. It was so incred !
    3. It was laugh !
    4. My irrespons little brother is usually
    5. kept away from anything break .
    6. Are these new clothes really comfort ,
    7. or do people only wear them because they are fashion ?
    8. I think I would be less irrit if
    9. my professors were more flex .
    10. I don't think voting twice in national elections is permiss .
    11. It's always valu to have a friend
    12. who is depend .
    13. My employer said that it isn't suit to have a secretary
    14. whose handwriting is illeg .







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