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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.
ea: bread, treasure, ready, dead, instead, feathers, thread, deaf, steady, dreadful, read, breakfast, weather, tread, measure.
ves
halves, wives, leaves, thieves, wolves, calves, loaves, knives, shelves, themselves,
ion
cushion, station, relation, mention, portion
1. Husbands and WIVES
2. Used for putting things on SHELVES
3. For cutting KNIVES
4. The teacher told them to behave THEMSELVES
5. Young cows. CALVES
6. Wild animals. WOLVES
7. People who steal THIEVES
8. In the Autumn they are swept up
9. Bread LOAVES
10. Two — make a whole HALVES
11. The train stops here. STATION
12. Something soft to sit on. CUSHION
13. A member of your family. RELATION
14. A part. PORTION
15. To speak about something. MENTION
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Sole, hose, alone, telephone, close, hope, wrote, wardrobe
Tune,fuse, rude, huge,fortune, flute, glue
1. Used for ringing people. TELEPHONE
2. I — you will feel better next term. HOPE
3. Shasia sat down and — a letter. WROTE
4. Please — the door. CLOSE
5. A piece of furniture usually found in a bedroom. WARDROBE
6. Part of a shoe. SOLE
7. Foe watering a garden . HOSE
8. By yourself. ALONE
9. To be cheeky is to be RUDE
10. Very big . HUGE
11. A musical instrument. FLUTE
12. Sticks things together. GLUE
13. If the electric light fails this may have to be replaced. FUSE
14. Play a — on your recorder TUNE
15. The gipsy was a — teller. FORTUNE
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Ing: sloping,poking, smoking, stroking, dozing, phoning, hoping, joking, using, ruling, gluing, curing, cruising, refusing, bruising
* Making a telephone call. PHONING
* Clowns are always JOKING
* Looking forward to something. HOPING
* Not level. SLOPING
* Pushing with the finger. POKING
* Nodding off to sleep. DOZING
* The cowboy was — his horse’s mane. STROKING
* The bonfire was still SMOKING
* Jack was — his brains. USING
* Sticking together. GLUING
* It is no use– to go to school. REFUSING
* Healing. CURING
* Making a black and blue patch on the skin by knocking it. BRUISING
* Having a holiday at sea. CRUISING
* I like — lines with a ruler. RULING
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tch: watch, matches, kitchen, stitches, fetch, stretcher, scratches, ditch, thatched, pitch, witch, hutch, itches, stretch, switch
1. He was lifted into the ambulance on a ____ STRETCHER
2. Made in sewing with a needle and thread. STITCHES
3. The old cottage had a ____ roof. THATCHED
4. A cat’s claws will leave these on your skin. SCRATCHES
5. When struck they burn MATCHES
6. A room for cooking and washing up the pats KITCHEN
7. To bring FETCH
8. To pull out and make longer STRETCH
9. A trench for water DITCH
10. She is said to ride on a broomstick WITCH
11. A house for rabbit HUTCH
12. Tickles ITCHES
13. The team played on the cricket PITCH
14. It puts on the light SWITCH
15. My new digital ___ is very accurate WATCH
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1. Not alive __________ DEAD
2. You eat this with butter ____ BREAD
3. A word meaning awful. _____ DREADFUL
4. We’re _____ to go , Dad ____________ READY
5. Walk. ______ TREAD
6. A meal. _____ BREAKFAST
7. Unable to hear _____ DEAF
8. Birds are covered with these____ FEATHERS
9. The ______ forecast tells us what tomorrow will be like. WEATHER
10. This goes through the eye of a needle. _____ THREAD
11. In place of ________ INSTEAD
12. Have you ____ this book? READ
13. It needs a ______ hand to thread a needle. STEADY
14. To find out how long or how wide a thing is ________ MEASURE
15. Pirates buried this on islands ____ TREASURE
