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Grammar Word Search Puzzle Games

Silent Letters- Increase Your Vocabulary! Silent Letters- Increase Your Vocabulary!
A silent letter is a letter; in a particular word, it does not respond to any sound. For example: debt, descend, and feign. The following are the list of such words . Find these words and solve this silent letter word search puzzle.

Attempts: 7708

Words Ending With The Suffix -ary! Words Ending With The Suffix -ary!
Can you list down the words ending with the suffix "-ary "? We have a long list of words ending with -ary. Solve this word search puzzle that contains the words ending with the suffix: -ary. Also, it would increase your vocabulary and communication skills.

Attempts: 1491

Three-letter Words List! Three-letter Words List!
How many three-letter words do you know about? Can you list them all easily? In this word search puzzle, we have listed out the three-letter words. Do you think you can find them all? Check your skills and ability with this game. Have fun too!

Attempts: 1312

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Drop The 'e' Rule! Drop The 'e' Rule!
Some words require you to drop the letter 'e' before adding the ending to put an end to the term. For instance, to make the phrase loving, you need to cut the 'e' from love to make love and then add the ending. This makes the word love. We have created this word search puzzle that consists of the words that drop the 'e' rule. Do you think you can find them all? Good luck!

Attempts: 926

Can You Spot 12 Powerful Words? Can You Spot 12 Powerful Words?
Twelve powerful words are words that give you the ultimate power to show other people what you know and can do. The first one is "trace," which means to list in steps, outline, or make a timeline. The second one is "analyze," which means to break down. And the list goes on. The following word search puzzle consists of the 12 powerful words. We've told you about the two; the rest you need to find here. Good luck!

Attempts: 830

List Of Pronouns! List Of Pronouns!
Pronouns have the same functionality as nouns. Pronouns are words that can function alone in a sentence. They can be indirect objects, subjects, and objects of the prepositions. Different pronouns include relative, demonstrative, indefinite, reflective, intensive, interrogative, and possessive. Here, in this word search puzzle, we have included a list of pronouns. Try to find them all. Good luck!

Attempts: 636

Words That End With -ious! Words That End With -ious!
Curious. Spacious. Hilarious. All these words and hundreds more end in the -ious suffix, which gives the meaning "full of" or "having the qualities of" to its base words. Based on Latin, the -ious ending typically changes a noun into an adjective. For example, in a fundamental sense, "spacious" means "full of space." Adding the -ious suffix requires removing one or more letters from the original word: "space" loses an E to form "spacious." This rule also works in reverse with most comments. Removing -ious from the word "mysterious," you are left with something full of mystery. Solve this word search puzzle to learn such words. All the best!

Attempts: 546

Examples Of Personal Pronouns! Examples Of Personal Pronouns!
Personal pronouns are words used to replace nouns, for example, I, me, my, our, and we. Several others mean someone else and myself like they and their. These pronouns can be classified into different categories: subject pronouns and object pronouns. To make you learn about the examples of personal pronouns, we've created this amazing word search puzzle. Play the game and learn about the same.

Attempts: 500

Adverbs Of Frequency Adverbs Of Frequency

Attempts: 359

Personality Adjectives To Describe A Person! Personality Adjectives To Describe A Person!
Someone’s personality is vital to their character and establishes who they are. Ways in which you do things and the things you say reveal your nature to others. Your personality can help or hinder you from getting a job, making friends, and doing anything you do in life. Some people automatically know words to describe their personality, whereas others need to deduce their nature. The following word search puzzle has some personality adjectives that describe a person and their personality. Play it out and find what your personality type is?

Attempts: 346

Adverbs That End With -ly! Adverbs That End With -ly!
Can you easily recognize different parts of speech? Also, are you able to identify words that end with the suffix "-ly"? These words are almost adverbs. An adverb is a word that describes a verb or action of a verb. This fun word search puzzle will give you a little practice recognizing adverbs ending in "-ly," so see if you can find them all!

Attempts: 298

Fun With Double Letter Words! Fun With Double Letter Words!
A double-letter word is a word that contains at least one instance where a letter is used twice consecutively, often resulting in a syllable that somewhat emphasizes the sound of the message duplicated. If you think about it, you could sit for hours, even days, thinking of double-letter words of all definitions. Then, play our word search puzzle and find all the double-letter words here.

Attempts: 258

Synonyms Of The Word Beautiful! Synonyms Of The Word Beautiful!
The word ‘beautiful’ is an adjective meaning pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically. That is words meaning with the same or close meaning as ‘beautiful.’ The following are some clues; enticing, graceful, and radiant. How many synonym words of beautiful do you know about? You can test your knowledge with this synonyms-based word search puzzle that contains the synonyms for beautiful.

Attempts: 251

Four Letter Words Starting With 'j'! Four Letter Words Starting With 'j'!
Can you search for the four-letter words beginning with the letter J in this word search puzzle? For example, a slang word for coffee and also for a computer programming language. Also, a word for garbage and clutter or slang term for jiggly female parts. I am sure you're going to love this game while having fun.

Attempts: 231

Basic Grammar Key Terms! Basic Grammar Key Terms!
Using correct American English grammar takes years of practice in both reading and writing. Included in the category of grammar are the parts of speech. First, people learn the different parts of speech; then, they learn punctuation and when to use periods, exclamation points, question marks, and commas. There are many other key terms in English grammar that one should be aware of. In this word search puzzle, we've provided the list.

Attempts: 226

Simile Vs. Metaphor- Figure Of Speech! Simile Vs. Metaphor- Figure Of Speech!
A metaphor is a figure of speech used to make the comparison between different things for effect. Analogies can be direct or indirect. For example, "My love is a rose that blooms when you are near" is a direct comparison between the speaker's love and a flower. A simile is also used to compare two things, but it uses two words, i.e., like or as, for comparison. For example: Life is like a race. We have created this word search puzzle to make you aware of these two terms. Play this game and learn the differences.

Attempts: 223

Words Ending With 'el'! Words Ending With 'el'!
There are many words that end with "el." However, sometimes adding the ending makes a single syllable word into a double syllable word. For instance, the towel is now a two-syllable word when "el" is added. Other examples of this include gravel, label, and dowel. Sometimes, "el" is added to a word that completes the syllable. So, these words only have one syllable, including steel, feel, and peel. Let's see how many such words that end with 'el' you will find here in this word search puzzle.

Attempts: 221

Types Of Text Structures! Types Of Text Structures!
Text structure defines the way authors presents information/ideas in the text. It refers to the semantic and syntactic arrangements used to organize written information. Do you want to learn about the types of text structures? If yes, why don't you try this word search puzzle as it contains the text structure types?

Attempts: 204

Words Ending In -ful Words Ending In -ful
A word is the smallest element that can be uttered in isolation and may consist of a single or several morphemes. When we talk about words, we sometimes encounter the word suffix – it is an affix that is placed after the stem of a word. This includes the following example: -s, -ed, -t, -ing, -en-, -s, -en, -fy, -ly, -ful, -hood, -able, -less, -ism, -ment, -ist, -tion, -oid, and -like. This word search contains several words ending in –full such as useful, beautiful, careful, wonderful, frightful, and dreadful. Can you find all the hidden words in this word search?

Attempts: 194

Syllabication Puzzle Syllabication Puzzle
Another example is "discovery." This is the first syllable, cov is the second syllable, er is the third syllable, and y is the last syllable. So, a discovery has four syllables to the word. Each word that has more than one syllable has a particular emphasis on one of the syllables. This means that the syllable is read with more force than the other syllables.

Attempts: 173

VCCV Spelling Pattern Word List! VCCV Spelling Pattern Word List!
Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel, or VCCV, is a pattern in English grammar wherein a word will contain a vowel, followed by two consecutive consonants, followed by another vowel in that order anywhere in the word – sometimes multiple times. In terms that feature the VCCV pattern, the break-in syllables usually come in between the two consonants. For example, "summon" is a two-syllable word with the break being between the two m's in the VCCV pattern of u-m-m-o. The same can be said for the four-syllable word "champion," – with the VCCV pattern of a-m-p-i separating the two central syllables in the word. See how many VCCV words you can spot in this puzzle!

Attempts: 169

Spanish Conditional Irregular Verbs Spanish Conditional Irregular Verbs
I made these flashcards to help me study for a conditional tense test. Irregulars can be tricky, so here they are. The question is the infinitive of the verb and the answer gives the irregular root of the conditional tense and the definition of the verb.

Attempts: 164

Simile Word Search Simile Word Search
Similes are a type of figurative language that compare two different things. These things have something in common like color, size or characteristic, to name a few. Similes also contain the words like or, as in them. For example, a simile could be the sky was as blue as the ocean. This simile is comparing the sky and the ocean. The thing they have in common is that they are both blue. Another example would include the snowflakes were as big as saucers. The simile is comparing snowflakes and saucers. Usually, these two things would not be compared because they are two very different things, but in a simile they both are big.

Attempts: 155

List Of Irregular Verbs! List Of Irregular Verbs!

Attempts: 154

Prepositional Phrases- Learn Grammar Today! Prepositional Phrases- Learn Grammar Today!
A prepositional phrase is a group of words that consists of a preposition, its object, and ends with a noun or a pronoun. Basically, it's a combination of prepositions, a noun, and pronoun. For example, in our house, between friends, and many more. The following word search puzzle has examples of prepositional phrases. Let's see how easily you find them all.

Attempts: 150

Comparative Adjectives Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adjectives are words that describe nouns, but they also compare two nouns. Usually, the comparative adjective contains "er" at the end of the term. If the adjective is a longer word, then the writer needs to put the name "more" in front of the adjective to compare. For example, more significant is a comparative adjective. It may be comparing one thing that is bigger than the other thing. Also, the comparative adjective "more helpful" is another. However, one would not put "er" onto the end of the word "helpful."

Attempts: 146

Bossy R-r Controlled Vowels! Bossy R-r Controlled Vowels!
When the letter "R" is forced to sound different from what it usually says because it follows a vowel, we refer to it as "R-controlled vowels" or "Bossy R." The words often spelled the same, but are pronounced differently, such as ar, as in-car; er, as in term; or, as in dirty; ere, as in there; ear, as in bear or hear; or, as in horn; ore, as in chore; our, as in an hour or pour; and your, as in churn. This word search puzzle has several bossy r or r-controlled vowels waiting to be found. Can you spot everything?

Attempts: 144

Find -cial And -tial Find -cial And -tial
Find the words with -tial and -cial

Attempts: 137

Punctuation Punctuation
There are many punctuation marks in languages around the world. In English, there is a period that is at the end of a sentence. Commas seem to be a problem in the English language because people either put too many into a sentence or not enough. There are specific rules for commas to separate things in a sentence. A question mark is used at the end of a question. An exclamation point is to show extreme feeling and emotion. A semi-colon is to separate two phrases that could be complete sentences on their own. An apostrophe shows ownership.

Attempts: 136

Words Associated With Creative Writing Words Associated With Creative Writing
Unlike technical writing, creative writing is any writing that goes outside the bounds of professional, academic, journalistic, or technical forms of literature. Its emphasis is on the narrative craft, character development, and the use of figurative languages. There are several elements found in creative writing, such as but not limited to, the following: action, character, conflict, dialogue, genre, narration, pace, plot, scene, setting, style, tone, and voice. The following are considered as forms and genres of this literature: autobiography, children’s books, drama, epic, novel, poetry, screenplay, short story, and theatre play. This word search contains words associated with creative writing, which you need to find to solve the puzzle.

Attempts: 131

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