How do you do spelling homework?

Answer 1

If you are asking how to memorize spelling words, there are several ways. First, look at the words and figure out which ones you are going to have trouble with. Plan your attack on those words. Sometimes you can figure out a mnemonic (pronounced nee-MAH-nik) to help yourself. It's a verse or poem or saying to help you remember something. For an easy example, let's say you can't remember how to spell the word "cup." A mnemonic for this word would be to imagine holding the cup above your head and saying, "See up." (C-up.) Of course, the word "cup" is an easy one, and you don't need a memory aid for it. But you get the idea. Make up funny memory aids for yourself, and nobody will know why you're laughing during the spelling test.
There are also spelling rules that you can learn. For example, "I before E except after C." is a mnemonic spelling aid that would help you spell words like "receive" and "deceive."
Sometimes people learn the shape of a word. Try drawing boxes around the words until the letters of the word fit precisely into your mental box. Sometimes people translate the letters of a word into colors -- or groups of letters become colors.
The ways of studying are as varied as your own ideas to make it interesting.

Answer 2

That is the correct spelling of "homework" (study work done outside class).