Word: Struggle
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Struggle means to try very hard to do something difficult, or to twist and push to get free from something.
Synonyms: try hard
Syllables: strug - gle
Tricky part: Struggle ends in le, not el. Children often swap the last two letters and write struggel.
Watch out for: struggel, strugglle, struggal
Memory tip: Struggle ends the same way as candle and jungle: the l comes first, then the quiet e.
Example 1: The little bird struggled to get out of the net.
Example 2: Arjun struggled with long division until his sister helped him.
Example 3: We had to struggle through the crowd to reach the gate.
A butterfly has to struggle out of its chrysalis by itself. Experts warn that cutting the case open to help can leave its wings too weak to fly.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) tryed
b) wurry
c) trubble
d) struggle
d) struggle. Trouble has ou, tried changes y to ie, and worry is spelt with an o.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The tired kitten had to strugle up the slippery slope.
a) strugle
b) slope
c) tired
d) slippery
a) strugle. The word needs a second g before the le.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
gelgrust
a) struggle
b) sturggle
c) srtuggle
d) tsruggle
a) struggle. Sturggle, tsruggle and srtuggle end in ggle but muddle the first four letters.
Choose the synonym of the word: struggle
a) rest
b) relax
c) strive
d) quit
c) strive. To strive is to try very hard, which is what you do when you struggle.
1. Which sentence shows someone struggling?
a) Sita asked her brother where the jar was.
b) Sita opened the jar with one easy twist.
c) Sita put the jar back on the kitchen shelf.
d) Sita pulled hard but could not open the jar.
d) Sita pulled hard but could not open the jar.
2. Ananya struggled with her heavy school bag. The bag was ____ for her.
a) nice to look at
b) easy to lift
c) too small to use
d) hard to carry
d) hard to carry
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