In summer you can make a daisy chain. At Christmas you can make a paper chain. But this chain is one you can make any time of the year. It's called a WORD CHAIN. |
That's right. We change the C at the start of COG into a D and now we have a DOG. WHAT!?!? You didn't want a HOT dog? You wanted a PET dog instead? |
Try this dog instead then! So our WORD CHAIN looks like this: CAT - COT - COG - DOG |
OK, kiddo. Are you ready to make your own WORD CHAIN now?
No - it's too boring
No - I'm too stupid I don't understand the lesson - can I start again? Yes - I understand what I have to do |
BUSH ---- BASE |
Have a look at the two words. How many letters are different?
None 1 2 3 All 4 |
BUSH ---- BASE |
Tell me: which two letters are different?
1 & 2 1 & 3 1 & 4 2 & 3 2 & 4 3 & 4 |
BUSH BASE |
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BUSH BASH BASE |
Yes: that's what I did
No, but I understand it now I don't understand - can I start again? Can I see this example again? |
Do the four letters we've just entered (B - A - S - H) make a word? |
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BASH BASE |
KILT ---- PILL |
On your left are two new words. (A KILT is what a Scotsman wears.) How many letters are different?
None 1 2 3 All 4 |
KILT ---- PILL |
Tell me: which two letters are different?
1 & 2 1 & 3 1 & 4 2 & 3 2 & 4 3 & 4 |
KILT PILL |
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Would you find PILT in your dictionary, do you think? |
KILT PILL |
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Would you find KILL in your dictionary, do you think? |
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KILL PILL |
You have now completed your WORD CHAIN tutorial, kiddo. You should now take the WORD CHAIN EXAM for some further practice in solving WORD CHAINS. |