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Year 2 - Ending with le

Some Year 2 words end in -le, like table. Learn the pattern, spot the ending, and practise spelling each word in a simple sentence.

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Fascinating Fact:

If you are not sure if a word ends in -le, try writing it and checking if it looks right. Comparing it to a known word like “table” can help.

In KS1 English Spelling, pupils practise common word endings. The ending -le often makes a soft “l” sound at the end of a word, so it helps to spot the pattern and check it in your writing.

  • Word ending: Letters added at the end of a word that make a pattern.
  • -le: A common ending that finishes a word, like “little” or “table”.
  • Compare: To check a word by looking at a word you already know.
What does it mean when a word ends in -le?

It means the last two letters are l and e. The e is not said loudly, but it helps the word finish with a soft “l” sound, like “table” or “little”.

How can I tell if a word should end in -le?

Try writing the word and saying it slowly. If it ends with a soft “l” sound and looks right with -le, it is often the correct spelling.

How do I practise -le spellings for Year 2?

Write each -le word three times, then use it in a short sentence. After that, re-read your sentence to check the ending matches the word you meant.

1 .
Don't disrupt me, I'm in the ____ of a ____.
middle and puzzle
midle and puzzle
middle and puzle
middle and puszle
A puzzle could mean anything that confuses you or an actual physical puzzle with pieces that you need to slot together, like a jigsaw.
2 .
Put the ____ in at an ____.
cable and anggle
kable and angle
cabble and angle
cable and angle
Make sure you don't get the words angel and angle confused!
3 .
If they aren't careful those ____ will ____ over that statue.
peple and topple
people and topple
peeple and topple
people and tople
Topple means lean on something too much and cause it to fall over.
4 .
Put the milk on the ____.
tabel
tabal
table
tabaul
All these words end with the same sound but this quiz is on words that end 'le'.
5 .
Can I have a free ____ of the chocolate bar called ____.
sampple and Ripple
sample and Ripple
sammple and Ripple
sarmple and Ripple
The reason Ripple has a capital letter is because that is its official name.
6 .
My ____ went to the ____.
unckle and jungle
uncle and jungle
unkle and jungle
unccle and jungle
Your uncle is either your mother's brother or your father's brother.
7 .
The ____ began to ____.
castale and crumble
kastle and crumble
castle and crumble
castle and cwumble
Would you like to live in a castle?
8 .
Squish the ____ and put it in a ____.
apple and botle
aple and bottle
apple and bottle
apple and bottel
This would then make apple juice!
9 .
Get ____ because we are reading The ____.
comfeetable and Bible
comftable and Bible
comfortable and Bible
comfortable and Bibble
The Bible is extremely long but luckily it is sectioned into two halves: the Old Testament and the New Testament.
10 .
The bird in front is a big ____ and the one behind is a ____ bird.
eajle and little
eagle and litle
eegle and little
eagle and little
A baby eagle is called a fledgling or eaglet.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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