After the success of "The Egyptian Astrophysisist", I was hoping y'all could come up with some ideas concerning these particular letter combinations. I'm working on the "join" that goes between
a d i k l m n u h
on the left and
m n r x
on the right. Not all such combinations exist in English, but that's OK. It includes common words like "in" and "and". I want to practice something that has greatly enhanced occurrences of these, without simply being a random list of words.

--John

Some here/See file attached

OR: Make your own with this site:

http://www.sites4teachers.com/links/redire.../66.113.195.73/

I'm laughing at myself. I saw the subject line, saw "drilling," the string of letters, and though "Ah! Looking for a letter drill index," which is a range of size of drill bits for drilling holes. One track mind (repairs).....

I'm not looking for pre-printed copy sheets where I have to supply the words to have printed! I'm looking for the sentences and practice material itself.

--John

I've determined that the English word with the most such combinations (5) is antiparliamentarian. Can anyone find one I overlooked?

--John

"unknowingly administering dramamine and antiinflammatory admixtures ..." I can't think of any verbs. Come on, was the Egyptian astrophysicist thread just a fluke?

--John

Update: Administering dramamine and antiinflammatory admixtures unknowingly decontaminates aquamarine eardrums, eliminating drunkenness.

I'm not looking for pre-printed copy sheets where I have to supply the words to have printed! I'm looking for the sentences and practice material itself.

--John

No problem and you are welcome.

I guess that may be the only solution available other than a surgery with only a 20% success rate...


Methinks you should add this somehow to the Difficult Words thread to keep those scientists alert and on their toes.