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what same word can be used to make sea,nut,bomb a compound word?
> 60 days ago
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Hi Jayplusemm,
Making compound words can be tricky, especially when having to do so with three other words! I would say a safe answer would be the word "shell," since it can be combined with any of the words you have given to form a new word, for example:
sea+shell = seashell
nut+shell = nutshell
bomb+ shell= bombshell
If you have anymore questions on how to make compound words, or want additional practice I recommend this website:
http://www.janbrett.com/piggybacks/compound.htm
Hope this helps!
Making compound words can be tricky, especially when having to do so with three other words! I would say a safe answer would be the word "shell," since it can be combined with any of the words you have given to form a new word, for example:
sea+shell = seashell
nut+shell = nutshell
bomb+ shell= bombshell
If you have anymore questions on how to make compound words, or want additional practice I recommend this website:
http://www.janbrett.com/piggybacks/compound.htm
Hope this helps!
> 60 days ago
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