Phonics – ‘-gi’, ‘-ge’, ‘-gy’


‘-gi’, ‘-ge’ and ‘-gy’ make a ‘gee’ sound. Examples: gender


energy emergency digital


suggest


stage fragile


change teenager


A Complete the crossword using the correct words from the table.


Across 4. Something you write on (4) 5. When you turn thirteen (8) 6. Male or female (6) 8. A part of a car (6) Down 1. A delicate object (7) 2. An animal with a long neck (7) 3. An unusual event (7) 6. A very intelligent person (6) 7. A cellar underground (7)


genetic gymnastics magical page


margin strange gene


1


engine angel


dungeon genius


2


giraffe germ


urgent gelatin


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5


6


7


8


B Insert the corrrect ‘-gi’, ‘-ge’ or ‘-gy’ sound to complete each word. In your copy, put each word into a sentence.


di _ _ tal mar _ _ n _ _ raffe


dun _ _ on stran _ _


Across _ _ mnastics


C Write a suitable word from the table to complete these sentences.


4. Something you write on. 5. When you turn thirteen. 6. Male or female. 8. A part of a car.


1. The mechanic had to fit a new 2. We always draw a


3. I travelled by ambulance to the 4. A trip to Disneyland is a 5. May I


76 into the car.


in red at the edge of our page. department.


experience. that you try our homemade burger?


ener _ _ en _ _ ne an _ _ l


pa _ _ emer _ _ ncy Downchan _ _


1. A delicate object. 2. An animal with a long neck. 3. An unusual event. 6. A very intelligent person. 7. A cellar underground.


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