English Spelling and Vocabulary Exercise
A. Write the spelling word that has the same, or almost the same, meaning.
B. Write the spelling word that best completes each sentence.
11. The boy was injured when he fell off his bike. 12. Rick stays in shape by jogging. 13. The confusing game has complicated rules. 14. I regretted lending my jacket to a careless friend. 15. Kendra filled out several forms when she applied for a job. 16. He thanked his supporters when he accepted the award. 17. Amy is now skimmed all her library books online. 18. He worked hard and deserved to raise. 19. He referred to an encyclopedia for information.In an English spelling and vocabulary exercise, words are matched with their synonyms, and appropriate spelling words are used to complete given sentences. This practice helps with understanding meanings and using words in context.
English Spelling and Vocabulary Exercise
To match the words with their synonyms:
The word with the same meaning as entertaining is amusing.
The word similar to twisted could be gnarled.
Scanned is closely related to skimmed.
The term disallowing aligns with forbidding.
Amazed is synonymous with fascinated.
To complete the sentences with the appropriate spelling word:
The boy was injured when he fell off his bike.
Rick stays in shape by jogging.
The confusing game has complicated rules.
I regretted lending my jacket to a careless friend.
Kendra filled out several forms when she applied for a job.
He thanked his supporters when he accepted the award.
Amy is now skimmed all her library books online.
He worked hard and deserved the raise.
Marta referred to an encyclopedia for information.
What are the synonyms for the following words: entertaining, twisted, scanned, disallowing, and amazed? The synonyms for the words are as follows: entertaining (amusing), twisted (gnarled), scanned (skimmed), disallowing (forbidding), amazed (fascinated).