Word: Everything
Part of Speech: Pronoun
Meaning: Everything means every single thing there is, or each thing in a group or a place.
Syllables: ev - ery - thing
Tricky part: The e after the v is hardly heard when people say this word quickly, so children often leave it out and write evrything.
Watch out for: evrything, everyting
Memory tip: Each time you write it, give the quiet e after the v a small beat of its own as you say the word in your head.
Example 1: Mum packed everything we needed for the trip to Ooty.
Example 2: Everything in the garden looks fresh and green after the rain.
Example 3: Arjun checked that everything was back on the shelf before he left the library.
An old saying, a place for everything and everything in its place, is still used to remind people to keep their things tidy.
Choose the correctly spelt compound word:
a) everythink
b) everythinng
c) everithing
d) everything
d) everything. Everithing swaps a letter, everythinng doubles one, and everythink ends with the wrong sound.
Find the extra letter in the word:
everrything
a) r
b) y
c) h
d) v
a) r. One r is all this word needs, so the second one has to go.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
gyhetnrive
a) everything
b) everytihng
c) everythign
d) eveyrthing
a) everything. It means all the things in a place, from the books on the shelf to the shoes by the door.
Choose the antonym of the word:
everything
a) all
b) nothing
c) plenty
d) many
b) nothing. This answer means not one single thing, which is as far from all things as you can get.
1. Kavya took everything out of her school bag and put it on the desk. What is her bag like now?
a) it holds her lunch
b) it is empty
c) it is half full
d) it holds two books
b) it is empty
2. Rohan says, 'I have tried everything to fix my kite.' What does he mean?
a) he has tried every way he knows
b) he has not tried at all yet
c) he has tried only one way
d) he has asked his friend to try
a) he has tried every way he knows
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