Word: Snore
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Snore means to breathe noisily through your nose and mouth while you are asleep.
Syllables: snore
Tricky part: The final e makes no sound, so it is the letter most often left off.
Watch out for: snor, snoar
Memory tip: Snore, more and score all keep a quiet e at the end, even though you never hear it.
Example 1: My little brother began to snore halfway through the bedtime story.
Example 2: Grandpa says he does not snore, but the whole house can hear him.
Example 3: Our dog likes to snore on the cool floor during summer afternoons.
The rumbling sound comes from soft parts at the back of the mouth and throat shaking as air rushes past them during sleep.
Find the extra letter in the word:
snoure
a) o
b) e
c) n
d) u
d) u. Its vowel sound is the one in more, written with o alone and no u.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) snore
b) drowsey
c) slumber
d) blanket
b) drowsey. Drowsy ends in a plain y, with no e before it.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Arjun was so tierd after the long hike that he began to snore on the bus home.
a) tierd
b) hike
c) home
d) snore
a) tierd. Tired puts the r before the e.
1. On a school camp, why might a boy who snores be given a tent of his own?
a) so he can pack his bag more quickly
b) so he can sit nearer the campfire
c) so his noise does not keep others awake
d) so he can wake up earlier than others
c) so his noise does not keep others awake
2. Which sound would you NOT expect from someone who snores?
a) a soft whistle
b) a deep rumble
c) a clear spoken greeting
d) a long rattling breath
c) a clear spoken greeting
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