Say the word slowly, looking for smaller words within it, such as "grand" and "father" in "grandfather." If you can't find smaller words, focus on the syllables or patterns within the word. This makes it easier to spell the word, because you can more easily sound it out. You may already know how to spell the smaller words.  Here are some ways to break down big words:  Break larger words into smaller words. For example, “baseball” is an example of what's known as a "compound" word: it can be broken into smaller words, in this case "base" and "ball." Break up non-compound words into syllables. For example, you would break up “hospital” into three syllables this way: hos-pi-tal. Break the word into convenient parts. For instance, “impossible” can be broken into im/poss/ible. Here you're not breaking the word into syllables, just artificial segments. The idea is to consider a longer word in shorter sections just so the task of spelling it becomes a bit easier. A prefix is a short series of letters that can be added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning. The spelling of a prefix never changes, so just memorize its spelling. Here are the most common prefixes:   Mis, as in “misspell” Dis, as in “disagree” Un, as in “unlikely” Re, as in “rewrite” Anti, as in “antifreeze” De, as in “dehydrate” Non, as in “nonsense” Fore, as in “forecast” In, as in “injustice” Im, as in “impossible” Note that most of these prefixes mean "not." A suffix appears at the end of a word and changes its meaning. The spelling of a suffix never changes, so memorize it.  Here are the most common suffixes:   Ed, as in “spelled” Ing, as in “spelling” Ly, as in “likely” Ful, as in “beautiful” Able, as in “comfortable” Ible, as in “possible” Er, as in “higher” Ment, as in “enjoyment” Ness, as in “happiness” Est, as in “biggest” If you know how to spell smaller words or segments within the word, such as a prefix, spell those first. Then look for common letter patterns, and sound out each segment to help you spell them. Write out the letters you hear.  Check your spelling by sounding out the word. Would the spelling you’ve used sound right? For example, when spelling "remind," you could break it down into "re" and "mind." If you know how the prefix "re" is spelled, write that first. Then you just need to spell "mind." If you aren't sure how to spell it, you could sound out "mind" as "m" and "ind." Then select the letters as you hear them.
बड़े शब्द को छोटे-छोटे शब्दों, सिलेबल्स या पार्ट्स में बाँट लें: स्पेलिंग करना आसान बनाने के लिए प्रिफिक्स (prefix) की तलाश करें: ध्यान दें, अगर शब्द में सफिक्स (suffix) हो: शब्द के हर एक हिस्से की स्पेलिंग करें और फिर उन सभी को एक-साथ रख लें: