Fry First 100 Words Word Search
Play a Fry First 100 Words word search free online. We built the 12-word list around the terms and ideas of a school subject, then scattered it across a 15×15 grid — horizontal, vertical and diagonal. Find them all to clear the board.
Words to find: THEY, THAT, HAVE, FROM, THIS, WORD, WHAT, WERE, WHEN, YOUR, SAID, THERE.
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Fry First 100 Words word list, defined
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- THEY /ðeɪ/ · pronoun
- They is the third-person plural personal pronoun, used to refer to people or things already mentioned or understood. In contemporary English, it can also be used as a singular pronoun for one person whose gender is unknown, irrelevant, or not specified. Related: them, those, those people.
- THAT /ðæt/ (stressed); /ðət/ (unstressed) · conjunction, determiner, pronoun, adverb
- “That” is a demonstrative word used to identify a particular person, thing, or idea, and a conjunction used to introduce dependent clauses. It can also function as a pronoun, a determiner before a noun, and an adverb indicating degree, distance, or extent. Related: this, it, and, but.
- HAVE /hæv/; weak forms /həv/ or /əv/ · verb
- Have is a highly versatile verb meaning to possess, experience, obtain, or be characterized by something. It also functions as an auxiliary in forming the perfect tenses and in expressions such as have to and have something done. Related: possess, own, hold, experience.
- FROM /frɒm/ (UK); /frʌm/ (US) · preposition
- A preposition indicating the point of origin, starting place, or source of something, whether in space, time, or abstract terms such as opinion or value.
- THIS /ðɪs/ · determiner, pronoun, and adverb
- “This” is a demonstrative word used to identify a particular person, thing, idea, situation, or degree. It can point to something nearby, refer to something already mentioned, indicate the present period, or emphasize the current situation.
- WORD /wɜːd/ (British English), /wɜːrd/ (American English) · noun; verb
- A word is a single meaningful unit of language, consisting of a written form or a spoken sound. As a verb, to word something means to express or phrase it in particular words. Related: term, expression, phrase, utterance.
- WHAT /wʌt/ (British: /wɒt/) · pronoun; determiner; adverb; interjection; noun
- What is chiefly an interrogative and relative pronoun used to ask for identity, information, or the meaning of something. It also functions as a determiner, adverb, interjection, and, in informal use, a noun. Related: that, which, whatever, whichever.
- WERE /wɜːr/ (British); /wɝ/ (American) · verb
- Were is a past-tense form of the verb “be,” used with plural subjects and with the second-person singular “you.” It is also used in the past subjunctive, especially in conditional statements, wishes, and expressions such as “as if.” Related: was.
- WHEN /wɛn/ · conjunction
- Used to introduce a clause specifying the time at which something happens or is true. It can also introduce a condition, meaning “if,” or contrast two circumstances. Related: while, whenever, at what time, once.
- YOUR /jɔː(r)/ (British); /jʊr/ (American) · possessive determiner and possessive pronoun
- “Your” indicates that something belongs to or is associated with the person or people being addressed. It can function as a possessive determiner before a noun, as in “your home,” or as a possessive pronoun on its own, as in “The keys are your.” Related: yours.
- SAID /sɛd/ · verb
- The past tense and past participle of say. It can report what someone spoke, wrote, or expressed, and is commonly used in direct or indirect speech. Related: stated, expressed, reported, declared.
- THERE /ðɛr/ (American); /ðɛər/ (British) · adverb, pronoun, interjection
- There functions as an adverb and an existential pronoun to state that something exists, is present, or happens; it can also indicate a place, direction, or emphatic conclusion. Its precise meaning and grammatical function depend on stress and context. Related: at that place, to or into that place, something, present.
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