What changes are applied to the word 'boat' to change it to 'road' for a multiple choice test for grade 1?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify the changes made to the word 'boat' to form the new word 'road'. It is a request related to a language exercise suitable for first graders.
Answer
Change 'B' to 'R' and 'T' to 'D', with 'oa' staying the same.
The changes applied to transform the word 'boat' to 'road' are:
- B is changed to R.
- T is changed to D.
Betwixt these changes, 'oa' as the internal letters remain the same.
Answer for screen readers
The changes applied to transform the word 'boat' to 'road' are:
- B is changed to R.
- T is changed to D.
Betwixt these changes, 'oa' as the internal letters remain the same.
More Information
To change 'boat' to 'road', the consonants 'B' and 'T' are replaced with 'R' and 'D' respectively, while the vowel combination 'oa' remains the same.
Tips
A common mistake is to miss spelling the internal vowel combination 'oa' correctly, thinking it might change as well.
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