Word: Villager
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A person who lives in a village.
Synonyms: countryman, local, resident
Antonyms: city dweller, townsman
Syllables: vil - la - ger
Tricky part: Village keeps its double l, and its final e is shared with -er, so only one e appears at the end. Students write vilager or villeger.
Watch out for: vilager, villiger, villeger
Memory tip: Village + r: the e is already there, so you only add the r. Picture that r as a villager standing at the end of the road.
Example 1: The villagers gathered under the peepal tree to discuss the new well.
Example 2: A friendly villager showed us the way to the waterfall.
Example 3: Every villager brought something for the fair: rice, flowers or homemade sweets.
Most Indians still live in villages. The 2011 Census counted about 69 per cent of the population as rural.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence to form a meaningful word:
Every glrlaiev in the hamlet came out to welcome the new schoolteacher with garlands.
a) village
b) pillager
c) villager
d) vicarage
c) villager. Village is a letter short, pillager needs a p, and vicarage a c; a person who lives there is a villager.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The vilager who found the lost tourist near the river was given a reward by the district collector last week.
a) tourist
b) district
c) collector
d) vilager
d) vilager. A villager lives in a village, and village always has two l's.
Only one of these words is spelt correctly. Choose its meaning:
1. sheperd 2. carpentar 3. villager 4. pesant
a) a person who lives in a village
b) a person who makes things from wood
c) a person who looks after sheep
d) a poor farmer who works a small piece of land
a) a person who lives in a village. Peasant has ea, shepherd keeps the h of herd, and carpenter ends in -er.
1. A villager is someone who ____.
a) builds houses in villages
b) rules over a village
c) visits a village once a year
d) lives in a village
d) lives in a village
2. Which word does NOT describe the kind of place a villager lives in?
a) metropolis
b) rural area
c) countryside
d) hamlet
a) metropolis
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