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A Year 4 worksheet for practising -ous suffixes where -our becomes -or . Includes humorous , vigorous , and glamorous with pictures and spelling guidance.
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Year 4 Spelling Practice – Suffix -ous (Changing -our to -or ) Help your Year 4 pupils explore more advanced suffix rules with this spelling worksheet focusing on words where -our is changed to -or before adding the suffix -ous . This resource highlights an important pattern in adjective formation and offers visual support to reinforce spelling retention. Target words: vigorous humorous glamorous Pupils will: Read the words Cover them Write the correct spelling under the matching image Underline the key spelling focus Spelling rule included: “The suffix –ous: sometimes the root word is obvious and follows usual rules. When the root ends in -our , it changes to -or before adding -ous .” This worksheet helps children recognise suffix patterns, apply rules with confidence, and deepen their understanding of word formation. Perfect for: Year 4 grammar and spelling lessons Vocabulary extension and suffix practice Visual learners and independent work Homework or reinforcement tasks What’s included: One PDF worksheet featuring three -ous words Picture prompts to aid comprehension A clear explanation of the -our to -or rule A valuable addition to your collection of suffix-focused spelling resources.
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“Fine, though the font is small for my class.”
The maths is right and the sequence is sensible. Several of my children needed it enlarged to A3, which is easy enough but worth knowing before you print thirty.
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Spelling & Grammar
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Spelling & Grammar
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