Word: Misplace
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Misplace means to put something down and then be unable to find it for a while.
Syllables: mis - place
Tricky part: The s sound at the end is spelt with a c, so pupils who go by the sound write misplase.
Watch out for: misplase, misplayce
Memory tip: Imagine hunting everywhere for the glasses you misplace, only to find them on your face: misplace and face end the same way.
Example 1: I often misplace my pencil sharpener and find it at the bottom of my bag.
Example 2: Please do not misplace this form, because Ma'am needs it back by Friday.
Example 3: Dadi misplaced the house keys and found them in the fridge next to the milk.
Grammar teachers use this word too: a misplaced comma or apostrophe is one sitting in the wrong spot, and it can change what a sentence means.
Choose the prefix that completes the word:
place
a) mys
b) mis
c) miss
d) mes
b) mis. This beginning means wrongly, as it does in mistake and mislead.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
lpcaseim
a) mislead
b) replace
c) misplace
d) displace
c) misplace. Displace and replace have no m, and mislead has no p, so only one word uses all the letters.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) misbehave
b) mistaken
c) misfourtune
d) misplace
c) misfourtune. Fortune has no u before its r, so the longer word has none either.
Choose the synonym of the word:
misplace
a) mislay
b) locate
c) deliver
d) arrange
a) mislay. To mislay your pen is the same as to misplace it: you had it, and now you cannot think where it went.
1. If you misplace your tiffin box, the most useful first step is to ____.
a) buy a bigger tiffin box
b) pack an extra snack
c) wash it in warm water
d) go back over where you went
d) go back over where you went
2. A person who keeps misplacing things would find which of these most useful?
a) a louder alarm clock
b) a longer lunch break
c) a faster bicycle
d) a fixed spot for each thing
d) a fixed spot for each thing
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