Sir Linkalot Time - Lesson 20 - Even More Words Inside Words

The video tutorial introduces the linking technique as a memory aid for spelling. It explores various words like 'sincerely', 'really', 'once', 'phenomenon', 'yours', 'exhilarating', 'half', 'naive', and 'reminiscent', breaking them down into smaller components to aid understanding and spelling. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of recognizing words within words and provides examples to illustrate this technique.

What two words make up the word 'sincerely'?

• Sine and rely

• Sin and rely

• Sine and relay

• Since and rely

Which of the following is NOT a compound word?

• Uphill

• Sincerely

• Nutshell

• Football

Which word is NOT found within 'really'?

• Real

• Rely

• Rally

• Ray

What is the three-letter word found in the middle of 'once'?

• On

• Ace

• One

• Ant

What is the greeting found within the word 'exhilarating'?

• Hello

• Howdy

• Hi

• Hey

What is the name found within the word 'half'?

• Hale

• Al

• Hal

• Alf

Which word is NOT a synonym for 'exhilarating'?

• Invigorating

• Exciting

• Boring

• Stimulating

What does the word 'naive' mean when turned around?

• Vine

• Vane

• Vain

• Evian

What type of car is mentioned in the word 'reminiscent'?

• Mustang

• Fiat

• Mini

• Beetle

What does the word 'reminiscent' remind you of?

• Past events

• Imaginary events

• Current events

• Future events