This 'Changing the ending to er' spelling quiz tests KS1 children on words ending with ‘y’. When adding ‘er’ to words ending with ‘y’ the letter changes to ‘i’ and then you add ‘er’. There will also be other spellings that end with ‘er’ that have been suggested in the National Curriculum.
After doing the KS1 English quiz ‘Adjectives - Adding 'er' and 'est'’ you’ll now know when to use ‘er’ at the end of a word. This quiz will test you on how to spell words that end with ‘er’. Can you spell the missing words?
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
More often than not, we call it by its full name: photocopier.
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If a word ends with a 'y' we replace it with an 'i'.
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If you're a worrier, it means you worry about things. This means you think about things and it panics you.
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When there is a short vowel sound we double the last letter (the consonant) then add 'er'.
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This style of painting is called 'abstract'.
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Here we write the word friendly and then replace the 'y' with an 'i' and add 'er'.
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The word 'softer' shows you that you don't always need to change the last letter; sometimes you can just add 'er'.
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There are lots of symbols that represent luck, like a horseshoe or shamrock.
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Both these words, lovely and tasty, end with a 'y'.
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It is said that when you get to a certain age, you are allowed to be grumpy sometimes!
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