ACA practicing passage 2

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Tran Hieu

Viet Nam

#	Player	Accuracy	time
1	Thom March 25, 2026	% 100	07:18
2	Neo March 25, 2026	% 85	05:08
3	Julia Vân Anh March 25, 2026	% 85	05:17
4	Thao Le Thi Thu March 25, 2026	% 85	08:32
5	Kun March 25, 2026	% 78	04:38

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Fill in the Blanks ACA practicing passage 2Online version ACA practicing passage 2 by Tran Hieu 1 English spelling is difficult many reasons . Long ago , Christian monks wrote spoken English using the Latin alphabet . English had more sounds than Latin , so they had to combine letters to show these sounds . Because this , spelling was not always the same . In 1066 , the Normans invaded England and brought own language , French . French became the official language . At that time , English was used less in schools and writing , so it was at risk of disappearing . Luckily , English survived , but many words changed their spelling to follow French patterns . a result , spelling became even more different . Later , printing machines were invented . Printers from different countries printed English words in their own ways , so new spelling variants appeared . example , the word " color " could also be written as " colour " . Some people even wrote " booke " of " book " . Over time , printing helped make spelling more consistent . People saw the same spellings again and again , and spelling rules created . Dictionaries also helped writers and printers use the same spelling . However , spoken English continued to change . Some letters became silent , the " k " in " knife " . Vowel sounds also changed , spellings stayed the same . This is why it ? s hard to see the connection how English words are spelt and how they sound .