Vocabulary
Make New Words with Letters
Definition
- Vocabulary is all about words. It refers to the words in a language or a special set of words you are trying to learn.
- Vocabulary is used to speak to one another.
- Developing a child’s vocabulary helps a child as it is a useful tool used for communication in their daily lives.
- Three to Four Letter Words
- First, learn the spelling and meaning of three to four-letter words.
- Each word is made up of vowels and consonants. Vowels are letters like a, e, i , o, and u & consonants are letters like b, c, d, f, g, etc.
- Four to Five Letter Words
In the table below, there are four-letter words and less than four-letter words that are a part of the English language and are used in day-to-day conversations.
Examples:
Three to Four Letter Words
Calm | Cat | Sheep |
Swim | Soil | Size |
Bath | Share | Area |
- After learning the two to three-letter words, we will take a look at four to five-letter words. Most of these words start with a consonant. They usually have at least one vowel.
- Usually, three to four-letter words don’t have more than two vowels
Examples:
Four to Five Letter Words
Actor | Dream | Black |
Brown | Brave | Early |
Road | Money | Poor |
How to Make a New Word?
Mostly, words usually start with consonants, so always separate the vowels and consonants from jumbled words.
Combine a vowel and a consonant to make a word.
Examples:
From the word ‘HAPPY’, there are two words that can be made.
- PAY
- HAY
Common Mistake
- There are many words that have similar spellings and pronunciation but are used in a different contexts. Always use these words in the right place.
- Two, too, and to
- Don’t use ‘two’ in place of ‘to’ in a sentence.
- Here and Hear
- While making new words from one word, make sure to create words that have proper meanings. Avoid making the mistake of creating words that don’t hold any meaning.
Examples:
I have to wait for him.
I have two wait for him.
Examples:
REHOS
HERO
HORSE
SOE