Word: Worried
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Worried means feeling uneasy and thinking about problems that might happen.
Synonyms: anxious, nervous, tense
Antonyms: calm
Syllables: wor - ried
Tricky part: Worried comes from a word ending in y, and before ed that y turns into an i.
Watch out for: worred, worreid, woryed
Memory tip: The y steps aside for an i when ed joins on, just as cry becomes cried.
Example 1: Ma was worried when I came home late.
Example 2: Aarav looked worried before his exam.
Example 3: Do not be worried; the doctor says you are fine.
When people are worried, their eyebrows often pull up and together, which makes little lines across the forehead.
Choose the antonym of the word:
worried
a) fearful
b) relaxed
c) troubled
d) upset
b) relaxed. Relaxed is how you feel when nothing is troubling you; the other three all go with worried.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) excited
b) wurried
c) nervous
d) puzzled
b) wurried. The first vowel is o, even though it sounds like the u in fur.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The farmer was woried that the rain would spoil his wheat.
a) rain
b) woried
c) farmer
d) wheat
b) woried. There are two r's in the middle, not one.
1. What would most likely make a parent worried?
a) a child who has a high fever
b) a child who finishes homework early
c) a child who helps set the table
d) a child who sings in the bath
a) a child who has a high fever
2. What would most help a worried friend?
a) talking it over with someone kind
b) skipping lunch to be alone
c) lying awake thinking about it
d) keeping the problem a secret
a) talking it over with someone kind
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