Synonym, Antonym, Homonym, Homograph
Identify the two underlined words.
The large man was riding the small bike.
What are "Antonyms?"
The meaning of the prefix re-....
What is "again?"
A contraction is...
What is "a word or group of words resulting from shortening an original form?"
The plural form of the noun 'fish' is....
What is "fish?"
Words that are spelled the same but have different meanings.
What are homographs?
The two underlined words are ____________.
I made sure to finish my homework before I completed my project.
What are "Synonyms?"
The prefix mis- means...
The contraction for the words below:
They + are
What is "they're?"
This singular noun 'ox' becomes this when made plural.
What is 'oxen?'
The shortened form two words being joined together to make one word using an apostrophe.
What is a contraction?
Decide whether the sentence contains synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, or homographs.
I love going to the zoo to see the two monkeys.
What are "Homonyms?"
The suffix -ness means...
What is "state of, condition of?"
The contraction for these two words:
We + will
What is "we'll?"
Complete the sentence below with the correct plural noun.
We saw several goose at the park yesterday.
What is 'geese?'
Select the correct word to complete the sentence.
Can I come over to (your, you're) house later?
What is your?
Decide whether the sentence contains synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, or homographs.
I saw the old man swinging his saw around.
What are "Homographs?"
Add the proper prefix or suffix the the underlined word.
I spend end hours reading because I love it so much!
-LESS
This contraction, we're, is formed by these two words.
What are "we and are?"
This is the plural form of woman.
What is 'women?'
The meaning of this suffix (-tion).
What is act or process?
Identify the antonyms, synonyms, homonyms, or homographs in the sentence below.
I purchased four new pairs of shoes for my upcoming vacation.
What are "four and for?"
The suffix -ful means
What is "full of?"
Name the two words that make up this contraction.
What are "could and not?"
This is the plural form of mouse.
What is 'mice?'
Select the right word in the parentheses.
(There, their, they're) very happy to have visitors!
What is 'they're?'