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Morphology Pel

Morphology

Free Morphology Pel practice — arrange the morphemes in the correct order. Spelling game for primary school students.

Years 4–9

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Examples in this game

Easy
expel - (verb) to officially make someone leave a school or group. · repel - (verb) to push something away or keep it from getting close. · compel - (verb) to force someone to do something. · expelled - (verb) officially made someone leave a school or group. · repelled - (verb) pushed something away or kept it from getting close. · compelled - (verb) forced someone to do something.
Medium
propel - (verb) to push or drive something forward. · expulsion - (noun) the act of officially making someone leave a school or group. · propulsion - (noun) the force that pushes or drives something forward. · repulsion - (noun) a strong feeling of dislike or disgust. · repulsive - (adjective) causing strong dislike or disgust. · impulse - (noun) a sudden strong urge to do something.
Hard
propeller - (noun) a spinning set of blades that drives a boat or plane forward. · repellent - (noun) a substance that keeps insects or water away. · compulsory - (adjective) required by a rule; not optional. · impulsive - (adjective) acting suddenly without thinking things through. · impulsively - (adverb) suddenly, without thinking things through. · repulse - (verb) to disgust someone, or to drive back an attack.

Curriculum fit

Spelling Part of Rollama's Morphology quest, used with Years 4–9.

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Morphology Spelling – pel (meaning: drive/push)

Order the word parts to build the word.
You can also reorder the word parts by dragging.

Medal target: 5 points

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