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Read the clue; choose the word from the list of words which fits the clue and write it against the proper number on your page.
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Ought
Brought, ought, fought, bought, nought, thought
Ough
Bough, plough, though, through, rough, cough, tough, enough, trough
1. Struggled FOUGHT
2. Purchased. BOUGHT
3. Fetched. BROUGHT
4. Nothing. NOUGHT
5. Worked out in one’s mind THOUGHT
6. Kate is I’ll and __ to go home OUGHT
7. The plane landed even ___ it was damaged. THOUGH
8. A fireman made his way — the smoke. THROUGH
9. A branch of tree. BOUGH
10. A tool for turning up the soil. PLOUGH
11. Sufficient. ENOUGH
12. Not smooth. ROUGH
13. A chest complaint. COUGH
14. Holds an animal’s food. TROUGH
15. Not easily broken. TOUGH
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Clock, haddock, crockery,haystack, cricket, attack, stockings, rocket, truck, prickly, chicken, racket, ticket, kicking, locker
1. Cups, saucers, plates CROCKERY
2. Worn on the feet and legs. STOCKINGS
3. They are laughed into space. ROCKETS
4. A lorry. TRUCK
5. A large heap of dried grass. HAYSTACK
6. A farm bird. CHICKEN
7 Sharp to the touch. PRICKY
8.A machine for measuring time. CLOCK
9. A fish. HADDOCK
10. A game. CRICKET
11. To ambush. ATTACK
12. A box or cupboard that can be locked . LOCKER
13. Hitting with the foot. KICKING
14. Used in tennis. RACKET
15. Bought at a booking office. TICKET
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Rubbish, pebble, grabbed, stubble, rabbit, bubble, wobbling, hobbies, robbed, stubborn, nibble, babbling, shabby, scribble, squabble.
1. Vicky — — her calculator and ran. GRABBED
2. Quarrel. SQUABBLE
3. Poorly dressed. SHABBY
4. A little bite. NIBBLE
5. Two masked men— the bank. ROBBED
6. Careless writing. SCRIBBLE.
7. Stalks left in the ground after harvesting. STUBBLE
8. Not willing yo give in. STUBBORN
9. My — are jogging and dancing. HOBBIES
10. Talking nonsense. BABBLING
11. An animal. RABBIT
12. Usually out in the dustbin. RUBBISH
13. Small stones. PEBBLES
14. Children blow these. BUBBLES
15. Unsteady. WOBBLING
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WW: Wrinkles, wrestling, wrappers, writhe, wren, writer, wreath, write, wreckage, watched
dge: hedge, sledge, fudge, badge, bridge
* I will ___ him a letter. WRITE
* An author. WRITER
* To twist about in pain. WRITHE
* We saw the ___ of the crashed plane. WRECKAGE
* His fave was covered in____WRINKLES
* Miserable. WRETCHED
* A sport. WRESTLING
* A small bird.WREN
* We sent five chocolate ___ for a free bar. WRAPPERS
* A ring or cross of flowers often sent to a funeral. WREATH
* A soft sweet. FUDGE
* He pinned the — on his coat. BADGE
* A fence of plants. HEDGE
* A way over a river or railway. BRIDGE
* Is pulled across the snow. SLEDGE
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au: gaudy, Australia, Sauce, saucepan, autograph, August, Autumn, haul, vault, sausages, author, saucer, automatic, paused, mauve.
1. A season _____ AUTUMN
2. A writer _____ AUTHOR
3. Bright and flashy. GAUDY
4. A country. AUSTRALIA
5. They _____ to glance at the map _____ PAUSED
6. A liquid added to food to make it tasty. _______ SAUCE
7. it is put under a teacup. _________ SAUCER
8. An underground room with an arched roof. _____ VAULT
9. To drag. ____ HAUL
10. A kitchen pan _____ SAUCEPAN
11. Minced meat put into skins. ______ SAUSAGES
12. The kettle was ____ and switched itself off. AUTOMATIC
13. One’s own signature. ____ AUTOGRAPH
14. The eight month. AUGUST
15. A colour. MAUVE
