Finding the Wrongly Spelt Word

The question asks us to identify the word that is spelt incorrectly from the given options. Let's examine each word provided.

• glory
• goggles
• gobbel
• global

To find the wrongly spelt word, we need to consider the standard English spelling of these words and see if any of them deviate from the correct spelling.

Analyzing Each Word for Correct Spelling

Let's look at each option carefully:

• glory: This word means high renown or honor. The spelling 'g-l-o-r-y' is the standard and correct spelling.
• goggles: This word refers to tight-fitting spectacles worn to protect the eyes. The spelling 'g-o-g-g-l-e-s' is the standard and correct spelling.
• gobbel: This word looks like it might be related to the act of eating something quickly and greedily. The standard English spelling for this action is 'g-o-b-b-l-e', which sounds similar but has 'le' at the end instead of 'el'. Therefore, 'gobbel' is likely the wrongly spelt word.
• global: This word means relating to the whole world. The spelling 'g-l-o-b-a-l' is the standard and correct spelling.

Comparing the spellings, we can see that 'gobbel' does not match the standard spelling of the word 'gobble'. The other words ('glory', 'goggles', 'global') are spelt correctly according to standard English usage.

Identifying the Wrongly Spelt Word

Based on our analysis, the word 'gobbel' is the one that is spelt incorrectly. The correct spelling is 'gobble'.

Therefore, the wrongly spelt word among the options is 'gobbel'.

Revision Table: Correct Spellings

Additional Information on Common Spelling Errors

Recognizing wrongly spelt words is an important skill in English language learning. Many spelling errors occur due to:

• Homophones: Words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings (e.g., there/their/they're, to/too/two).
• Vowel combinations: Tricky vowel pairs or groups (e.g., receive vs. beleive).
• Silent letters: Letters that are written but not pronounced (e.g., knife, subtle).
• Doubling consonants: Knowing when to double a consonant before adding a suffix (e.g., run becomes running, but visit becomes visiting).
• Common misspellings: Words that are frequently spelt incorrectly by many people (e.g., separate, definitely, receive, occurrence).

Practicing spelling rules and reading widely can help improve your ability to spot wrongly spelt words.