Word: Dangle
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Dangle means to hang loosely and swing a little.
Syllables: dan - gle
Tricky part: The ending is spelt le, though your ear hears something more like ul. That is why dangel and dangal turn up so often.
Watch out for: dangel, dangal, dangul
Memory tip: Picture a little charm that dangles from a bag. Little and dangle finish with the same two letters.
Example 1: Paper stars dangle from the ceiling of our classroom.
Example 2: The monkey let its long tail dangle from the branch.
Example 3: My sister's long earrings dangle when she laughs.
Dangle has been in English for over 400 years, and it may have come from a Scandinavian word with a similar sound.
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
da_ _le
a) ng
b) nk
c) mg
d) nj
a) ng. These two letters make the hum you hear at the end of sing and long.
Which of the following words has the 'a' sound as in dangle?
a) camel
b) cake
c) ball
d) car
a) camel. Say them aloud: only camel has that short, flat a.
Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word?
dangle
a) lane
b) ladle
c) lead
d) glad
b) ladle. Count the l's: ladle wants a pair, but dangle can offer just one.
Choose the option with no spelling errors:
a) dangle, sweeng, flote, climb
b) dangle, sweeng, float, clim
c) dangle, swing, flote, clim
d) dangle, swing, float, climb
d) dangle, swing, float, climb. Every word in this list is right: swing has an i, float has oa and climb has a silent b.
1. Which of these is most likely to dangle?
a) a book on a shelf
b) a rug on the floor
c) a stone on the road
d) a key on a long string
d) a key on a long string
2. Rita's legs dangle from a high bench. What is true?
a) She is standing on the bench.
b) Her legs are folded under her.
c) She is lying on the floor.
d) Her feet cannot reach the floor.
d) Her feet cannot reach the floor.
fishing, hollyhock, nettle, pudding, similar, their, whiteboard, bleat
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