Word: Underpass
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Underpass means a road or path that runs beneath another road or a railway line.
Synonyms: subway
Syllables: un - der - pass
Tricky part: The word ends in a double s. A single s at the end is the mistake most children make.
Watch out for: underpas, underpasse
Memory tip: Two friends walk through it side by side, so count two s's at the end, one for each friend.
Example 1: We used the underpass to reach the railway station without crossing the busy road.
Example 2: Children painted bright pictures of birds on the walls of the underpass.
Example 3: Cyclists must get off and walk their bikes through the underpass near our school.
In British English an underpass for people on foot is often called a subway, while in American English subway means an underground railway.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
sparsdune
a) unpleasant
b) underpass
c) undertake
d) surpassed
b) underpass. Undertake needs a t and a k, unpleasant an l and a t, and surpassed three s's.
Insert the correct pair of letters to form a word:
und_rp_ss
a) e, a
b) a, a
c) e, u
d) i, a
a) e, a. Under keeps its e, and the end is the word pass, with an a.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) underpass
b) trafic
c) junktion
d) pedestrean
a) underpass. Pedestrian ends in ian, junction uses a c, and traffic doubles its f.
Choose the correctly spelt compound word:
a) underpass
b) hihway
c) footbrige
d) railwey
a) underpass. Footbridge needs a d before the g, railway ends in ay, and highway keeps its gh.
1. Why do towns build an underpass beneath a busy road?
a) so people can cross without meeting traffic
b) so the road looks prettier
c) so cars can park there for free
d) so shops can have more room
a) so people can cross without meeting traffic
2. A road that is carried over another road on a bridge is called a ____.
a) flyover
b) tunnel
c) footpath
d) lane
a) flyover
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