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Here is some English work for today, it’s all about spelling.
| interact interfere intercity international intermediate internet intergalactic interrupt intervene interlude |
What spelling pattern do you notice?
Each word begins with the prefix ‘inter’ which means ‘between or among’.
Can you work out the definitions? Look below for the answers but try to work out the definitions before you look!
Once you are sure what the word means, write each word in a sentence and make sure it makes sense. Can you write one sentence that included more than one word? Can you use a coordinating conjunction in your sentence – for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so? Can you use a subordinating conjunction in your sentence – as, when , if, that, because, until?
interact – to communicate with or react to others
interfere – to get involved with a situation unnecessarily or without being asked to
intercity – operating or travelling between cities
international – involving two or more nations
intermediate – coming between two things in terms of place, time or character
internet – a global computer network
intergalactic – moving between two galaxies
interrupt – to stop the flow of an action, thought or process
intervene – to take part in something so as to prevent a result of course of event
interlude – a pause or break in an activity
Tomorrow, we’ll practice how to spell the words.