Word: Fret
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Fret means to worry or feel upset about something, often again and again.
Synonyms: worry, fuss
Antonyms: relax
Syllables: fret
Tricky part: Fret has one e and one t. Children sometimes write ea, as in bread, or double the t.
Watch out for: frett, freat, phret
Memory tip: Four letters, no more: f-r-e-t. Fret over nothing, not even an extra t.
Example 1: Do not fret, the bus will come soon.
Example 2: Grandma frets when we are late coming home from school.
Example 3: My sister fretted all night about her dance show.
Fret is also the name of a thin strip across the neck of a guitar or banjo; players press the strings against it to change the note.
Choose the correct word for the blank:
There is no need to ______; the doctor says the cut will heal quickly.
a) threat
b) fright
c) fret
d) freight
c) fret. Fret means to worry; freight, fright and threat do not make sense after to.
Which word does not rhyme with fret?
a) sweat
b) wet
c) great
d) debt
c) great. Great is said with an ay sound; debt, sweat and wet end like fret, though debt and sweat look different.
What is the meaning of the word that can be formed from the given letters?
tefr
a) to bake a large cake
b) to swim across a river
c) to paint a tall wall
d) to keep feeling anxious
d) to keep feeling anxious. T, e, r and f rearranged give fret.
From which option does a letter need to be removed to make a meaningful word?
a) nervous
b) upsett
c) worry
d) fret
b) upsett. Upset ends in a single t; take one out.
1. Which of these might make someone fret?
a) winning a prize
b) watching a funny film
c) missing the school bus
d) eating a tasty lunch
c) missing the school bus
2. Meena frets about her lost pencil box. How does she feel?
a) sleepy
b) proud
c) uneasy
d) hungry
c) uneasy
injure, notch, seashore, stumble, view, balcony, clamber, director
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