Word Morphing
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Take a word, turn it into another word by adding, removing, or replacing one letter. Then change that word into the next one in the sequence.
Fast Lane Literacy features effective and easy to use activities, including word morphing. No training required!
OED: 1996– transitive. To change (a person or thing) into something different, esp. though a series of rapid transitional phases.
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Why is the word nape part of Fast Lane Literacy?
Nape opens up the learner to many new words and patterns. This week, we dive into a_e.
Check out these common English words that feature a_e.
Ten short, fun sentences that include the word nape:
The ape has a nape in the shape of a grape!
Nap on the nape, little ape, don't be late!
His nape is great, the ape ate the plate!
See the snail on the nape, what a silly tale!
Pat the nape, pat pat, the ape sat on the hat!
The ape in a cape has a shiny red nape!
Hip hip, the ape's nape has a little nap!
From front to nape, the ape can escape!
High on the hill, the ape's nape is still!
The happy ape gave a wave with his nape so brave!
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US Adult Literacy
Source: PIAAC.
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