Regular synonyms: Download FREE poster and worksheet

Learn regular synonyms with this FREE downloadable poster and worksheet. Stick the poster on the wall of your study area to learn 10 regular synonyms and print the worksheet several times to test your knowledge of these words.

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Click the links and images to download the regular synonyms poster and worksheet, 8.5×11 inches portrait orientation. Have fun.

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10 Regular synonyms

• fixed
• orderly
• consistent
• steady
• usual
• systematic
• structured
• efficient
• unchanging
• everyday

Adding these regular synonyms to your vocabulary helps you to speak articulately and express yourself impressively in writing. Start learning regular synonyms now.

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EA words – head, weak, mean, beat

EE words – deep, feet, been, seed

EI words – heist, rein, vein, deceit

EY words – they, prey, key, alley

IE words – brief, field, ties, fries

OA words – boat, soak, road, toast

OO words – book, root, foot, mood

OU words – about, shout, soup, hour

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