Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
Latin Roots: mob, mot, mov
locomotion: the ability to move from place to place, motivate: to do something that makes a person move into action, automobile: a self-propelled passenger …
British Terms
cricket: game similar to baseball., sweets: another word for candy., pub: a place to go and have an alcoholic drink., gumboots: what are wellingtons?, lift: …
Common Homophones
sail:sale, their:there, stair:stare, cent:scent, made:maid, our:hour, threw:through, heel:heal, bare:bear, bee:be, one:won, eye:i, pray:prey, no:know, …
Homophones
assent: to give your agreement, lead: a type of metal found in a pencil, steel: a metal, alter: to change or adjust something, bridal: something a bride would …
Homophone
council: a meeting for consultation, counsel: advice given, course: the act or action of moving in a path from point to point, coarse: loose or rough in …
American vs UK Words
biscuit: in the u.s we call it a cookie but, in the uk, they call it a? , sweet: in the u.s we eat candy but, in the uk, they call it? , football: in the u.s we …
Hyphenated Words
cooperate: to work together, coown: to own something jointly, reenergise: to give fresh enthusiasm to, coauthor: a joint writer of a book, poem or article, …
Homophones (homos = same + phone = sound)
altar : part of a church, break : to damage, coarse : vulgar, rough, cue : prompt, on time, dual : double, 2x amount, flair : talant, natural ability, hoard : …
Homophone Spelling List
weak: having little strength, week: a period of 7 days, break: a rest period of 7 days, brake: to stop, here: at this place, hear: to sense sound/noise, two: …
General Knowledge
alone: the man wanted to be left .......... to think., apartment: she has a nice .......... in the city., article: did you read the .......... about the new …
Prepositions of Time
monday: the day in between sunday and tuesday, spring: the season when flowers bloom and trees are greener, may: the month when we have golden week, sunday: …
4th Grade Vocabulary
voice: what speaks, squeeze: to hold tight, vanish: disappear, dither: high energy, crackle: sound of fire , portray: to make description, fend: to defend, …
Synonyms
terrible : another word for bad, sluggish : another word for slow, quick : another word for fast , noisy : another word for loud , angry: another word for mad, …
Parts of Speech Recap
proper: is "john" a proper or a common noun?, high: what is the adverb in this sentence? "the horse jumps high", school: what is the noun in …
Phrasal Verbs
take up: start something new, work out: solve something, write down: copy words into a note, get on with: like someone/be friends with, keep up with: learn as …
