Collins Primary Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling by Collins Dictionaries
Author:Collins Dictionaries
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Published: 2013-04-02T16:00:00+00:00
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cab noun cabs
cabbage noun cabbages
cafe noun cafes
cafeteria* noun cafeterias
cage noun cages
cage verb cages, caging, caged
cake noun cakes
cake verb cakes, caking, caked
calculate verb calculates, calculating, calculated
calculator* noun calculators
calendar noun calendars
calf noun calves
call noun calls
call verb calls, calling, called
calm adjective calmer, calmest
calm noun
calm verb calms, calming, calmed
calorie* noun calories
camel noun camels
camera noun cameras
camp noun camps
camp verb camps, camping, camped
camping noun
can noun cans
can verb cans, canning, canned
canal noun canals
cancel verb cancels, cancelling, cancelled
cancer noun cancers
candidate noun candidates
candle noun candles
candy noun candies
canoe noun canoes
canoe verb canoes, canoeing, canoed
can’t
This is short for can not. Put the apostrophe between the n and the t
canteen noun canteens
cap noun caps
cap verb caps, capping, capped
capital noun capitals
captain noun captains
captain verb captains, captaining, captained
car noun cars
card noun cards
care noun cares
care verb cares, caring, cared
career noun careers
career verb careers, careering, careered
carpet noun carpets
carrot noun carrots
carry verb carries, carrying, carried
cartoon noun cartoons
case noun cases
cash noun cash
cashpoint noun cashpoints
casino noun casinos
castle noun castles
casual adjective
cat noun cats
catch noun catches
catch verb catches, catching, caught
category* noun categories
cave noun caves
CD-ROM noun CD-ROMs
ceiling noun ceilings
celebrate* verb celebrates, celebrating, celebrated
celebration* noun celebrations
celebrity* noun celebrities
cemetery* noun cemeteries
cent noun cents
centimetre* noun centimetres
centre noun centres
centre verb centres, centring, centred
century noun centuries
cereal noun cereals
Do not confuse the spellings of cereal and serial: my favourite breakfast cereal; a new drama serial
ceremony noun ceremonies
certain adjective
certificate* noun certificates
chain noun chains
chain verb chains, chaining, chained
chair noun chairs
chair verb chairs, chairing, chaired
challenge noun challenges
challenge verb challenges, challenging, challenged
champagne* noun champagnes
champion noun champions
champion verb champions, championing, championed
championship noun championships
chance noun chances
chance verb chances, chancing, chanced
change noun changes
change verb changes, changing, changed
channel noun channels
channel verb channels, channelling, channelled
chapter noun chapters
character* noun characters
charge noun charges
charge verb charges, charging, charged
charity noun charities
chat noun chats
chat verb chats, chatting, chatted
cheap adjective cheaper, cheapest
check noun checks
check verb checks, checking, checked
check-in noun check-ins
check-out noun check-outs
cheek noun cheeks
cheer noun cheers
cheer verb cheers, cheering, cheered
cheese noun cheeses
chef noun chefs
chemist noun chemists
chemistry* noun
cheque noun cheques
chess noun
chicken noun chickens
child noun children
childhood noun childhoods
chilli noun chillies
chimney noun chimneys
chin noun chins
Chinese adjective
chip noun chips
chip verb chips, chipping, chipped
chocolate noun chocolates
choice adjective choicer, choicest
choice noun choices
choose verb chooses, choosing, chose, chosen
chord noun chords
Do not confuse the spellings of chord and cord. A chord is a number of musical notes played at the same time and a cord is a thin rope
Christmas noun Christmases
church noun churches
cigar noun cigars
cigarette noun cigarettes
cinema noun cinemas
circle noun circles
circle verb circles, circling, circled
circus noun circuses
city noun cities
clap noun claps
clap verb claps, clapping, clapped
class noun classes
class verb classes, classing, classed
classmate noun classmates
classroom noun classrooms
clean adjective cleaner, cleanest
clean verb cleans, cleaning, cleaned
cleaner noun cleaners
clear adjective clearer, clearest
clear verb clears, clearing, cleared
clever adjective cleverer, cleverest
click noun clicks
click verb clicks, clicking, clicked
climate noun climates
climb noun climbs
climb verb climbs, climbing, climbed
clock noun clocks
close adjective closer, closest
close verb closes, closing, closed
The adjective close is said with an s sound. The verb close is said with a z sound, like 'rose'.
cloud noun clouds
cloud verb clouds, clouding, clouded
cloudy adjective cloudier, cloudiest
clown noun clowns
clown verb clowns, clowning, clowned
club noun clubs
club verb clubs, clubbing, clubbed
coach noun coaches
coach verb coaches, coaching, coached
coarse adjective coarser, coarsest
Do not confuse coarse with course. Coarse is an adjective: The sand was very coarse; His manners are coarse.
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