Word: Narrate
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Narrate means to tell a story or describe events one after another, usually out loud.
Synonyms: tell, relate
Syllables: nar - rate
Tricky part: The r is doubled in the middle; a single r is the slip most children make.
Watch out for: narate, naratte
Memory tip: Rolling r, rolling r: narrate rolls two of them before it reaches the end.
Example 1: Grandpa loves to narrate stories about his school days in the village.
Example 2: A famous actor was chosen to narrate the wildlife film about tigers.
Example 3: Each group had to narrate the events of the science fair in the right order.
In many audiobooks a single actor narrates the whole story but gives a different voice to every character.
What is the meaning of the word that can be formed from the given letters?
tranare
a) to fit the parts of something together to build it
b) to walk slowly and heavily because you are tired
c) to say that you will not accept an offer
d) to be the voice that guides listeners through a film
d) to be the voice that guides listeners through a film. Narrate uses all seven letters; the other definitions are for trudge, decline and assemble.
Choose the pair which has a spelling error:
a) narrate : narrator
b) collect : collecter
c) visit : visitor
d) act : actor
b) collect : collecter. Narrator, actor and visitor all take -or, and so does collector.
Which word does not rhyme with narrate?
narrate
a) debate
b) straight
c) freight
d) climate
d) climate. Climate ends with a weak 'mit' sound, so it does not rhyme with narrate.
How many words are misspelt in the sentence?
Our teacher asked Kavya to narrait the story of the thirsty crow, and the whole class listend quitely till the end.
a) 3
b) 2
c) 4
d) 1
a) 3. Narrate finishes like late, listened keeps the e of listen, and quietly needs an e after the i.
1. Which word is closest in meaning to narrate?
a) repeat
b) review
c) recount
d) rewrite
c) recount
2. If a story is narrated in the first person, which word will you see most often?
a) she
b) you
c) they
d) I
d) I
Words that end in -rate: disparate, inaugurate, obliterate, exonerate, reiterate, remonstrate
preservative, servile, unravel, assume, condensation, drudge, furore, intercept
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