Word: Hangar
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Hangar means a very large building where aircraft are kept and repaired.
Sounds like: hanger (a curved frame for hanging clothes on)
Syllables: hang - ar
Tricky part: The word sounds exactly like a common household word that ends in er, so the pen wants to finish it the same way. Listening will not help here: you have to remember how this one ends.
Watch out for: hangger, hangor, hangur
Memory tip: Aircraft and aeroplane both begin with a, and the same letter sits in the final beat of hangar.
Example 1: The ground crew towed the small plane into the hangar before the storm clouds arrived.
Example 2: Our school trip to the airport museum ended in an old hangar full of vintage aircraft.
Example 3: Pigeons had nested high in the roof of the hangar, far above the mechanics.
Hangar came into English from French, where it meant a shed. It was used for carriage sheds well before anyone had built an aeroplane.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
gnaahr
a) hunger
b) anchor
c) hangar
d) hanger
c) hangar. The jumble holds two a's and no other vowel, which rules out the other three.
Find the extra letter in the word:
hanngar
a) g
b) a
c) n
d) r
c) n. Only one n comes before the g here, as in the word bang.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) luggege
b) hangar
c) navigater
d) aerodrom
b) hangar. Aerodrome needs a final e, luggage has an a in its last beat, and a navigator ends in or.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The engineers rolled open the hangar doors and pushed the helicoptor inside for its yearly check.
a) helicoptor
b) yearly
c) hangar
d) engineers
a) helicoptor. A helicopter ends in er, not or.
1. What would you most expect to find parked in a hangar?
a) a goods train
b) a fishing boat
c) a city bus
d) a passenger jet
d) a passenger jet
2. A hangar has very wide doors and a high roof ____.
a) so that planes can roll in and out
b) so that rain can drain away
c) so that birds can fly through
d) so that crowds can watch films
a) so that planes can roll in and out
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