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Hello and welcome to six-minute vocabulary with me, Catherine.

And me, Finn. In this programme, we're looking at spelling. And the area we're spelling we're looking at today is words with double letters.

Let's start by listening to David. He's a student welfare officer at a university. And he's welcoming a new student to the campus.

And while you listen to David, here's a question for you.

What word means the rooms, flats and houses that people live in?

Here's David.

Congratulations on getting a place at our university.

It's a brilliant opportunity and I'm sure that you will be happy and successful here.

I'm here to help you find accommodation. We've got rooms, flats and houses all over the city,

but I recommend that you apply as soon as possible, so you're not disappointed.

Here's a list of addresses.

David there, and we asked what's the word for rooms, flats and houses that people live in.

And the answer is accommodation.

It is, and accommodation is one of our words with double letters. So Finn, how do you spell accommodation?

A, C, O, M, O, T, I-I-O-T-I-O-N.

Well done, Finn.

Thank you. Thank you. which six words have double letters.

Congratulations on getting a place at our university. It's a brilliant opportunity and I'm sure that you will be happy and successful here.

So we had getting with double T, brilliant with double L, opportunity

with double P, will with double L and also happy with double P and successful with double C and double S.

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