Word: Sorry
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Sorry means feeling sad about something you have done or something that has gone wrong. People also say it politely after a small mistake.
Synonyms: regretful
Syllables: sor - ry
Tricky part: Sorry has a double r. Only one r sound is heard, so children often write just one.
Watch out for: sory, sorey
Memory tip: Two r's for the two things you do after a mistake: regret it and repair it.
Example 1: I am sorry I forgot to bring your book back.
Example 2: Sorry, may I go past you to reach my seat?
Example 3: Aarav felt sorry when his ball knocked over the flowerpot.
Long ago, sorry was a much heavier word that meant deeply upset. Today we can use it for something as small as bumping an elbow.
Insert the correct pair of letters to form a word:
s_rr_
a) o, i
b) o, y
c) a, y
d) a, i
b) o, y. The first vowel sounds like the o of hot, and the end sound is written as in happy.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) gratefull
b) welcom
c) pardan
d) sorry
d) sorry. Pardon ends in on, welcome keeps its final e, and grateful has just one l at the end.
Choose the synonym of the word:
sorry
a) careless
b) proud
c) apologetic
d) cheerful
c) apologetic. Someone apologetic feels bad about a mistake and wants to put it right.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
rsoyr
a) sorry
b) soyrr
c) srroy
d) osrry
a) sorry. Only this order can be read aloud as a word you say after a mistake.
1. When is a person most likely to say sorry?
a) after waking up on a holiday
b) after finishing a good lunch
c) after spilling a friend's juice
d) after winning a school prize
c) after spilling a friend's juice
2. Which of these lines shows that a child feels sorry?
a) I should not have said that.
b) I will say that again soon.
c) I am so glad I said that.
d) You should say that as well.
a) I should not have said that.
Words that end in -rry: cherry, ferry, strawberry, blueberry, hurry, raspberry
Related words on the Spell Bee lists: regretful
wedding, bargain, city, dignity, forest, inspiration, monitor, princess
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