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Morphology Tend

Morphology

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

Years 3–9

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Examples in this game

Easy
extend - (verb) to make something longer or bigger. · intend - (verb) to plan or mean to do something. · attend - (verb) to go to an event or place. · pretend - (verb) to act as if something is true when it is not. · tense - (adjective) feeling worried or stressed, or tightly stretched.
Medium
tension - (noun) a feeling of worry or stress, or a state of being stretched tight. · extension - (noun) an added part that makes something longer or bigger. · intention - (noun) a plan or aim to do something. · attention - (noun) the act of watching, listening to, or thinking carefully about something. · intense - (adjective) very strong or extreme.
Hard
extensive - (adjective) covering a large area or amount. · intensive - (adjective) involving a lot of effort or activity in a short time. · attentive - (adjective) paying close attention to something. · inattention - (noun) not paying attention to something. · inattentive - (adjective) not paying close attention to something.

Curriculum fit

Spelling Part of Rollama's Morphology quest, used with Years 3–9.

More from this quest

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Morphology Spelling – tend/tent/tense (meaning: stretch/purpose)

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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