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Alphabet Codes - Moving Left & Right
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Alphabet Codes - Letters Moving Left & Right
Alphabet codes show you an example and ask you to work out the pattern used in an example. Look at this example: (HC is to LS) as (TO is to __).
H → L
- The first letter, H, moves to L, which is 4 letters right.
C → S
- The second letter, C, moves to S, which is 10 letters left.
- This is because when you move left from A, the alphabet cycle starts again from the end. So A moves left to Z.
T moves 4 letters right
- Move the first letter, T, 4 letters to the right. This is the letter X.
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O moves 10 letters left
- Move the second letter, O, 10 letters to the left. This is the letter E.
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1Codes
1.1Symbol & Number Codes
1.2Alphabet Codes - Same Direction
1.3Alphabet Codes - Different Directions
1.4Alphabet Codes - Practice!
2Word Association
2.1Word Association
2.2Synonyms & Antonyms
3Changing Words
4Completing Words
4.1Completing Words
5Sentences
5.1Completing Sentences
5.2Hidden Words
5.3Syntax
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1Codes
1.1Symbol & Number Codes
1.2Alphabet Codes - Same Direction
1.3Alphabet Codes - Different Directions
1.4Alphabet Codes - Practice!
2Word Association
2.1Word Association
2.2Synonyms & Antonyms
3Changing Words
4Completing Words
4.1Completing Words
5Sentences
5.1Completing Sentences
5.2Hidden Words
5.3Syntax
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