Do you know how English uses words like he, she, his, or her? In this crossword, you will practise basic words related to gender in English. Find the correct words for people and family members!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 2. Relating to a particular individual
- 6. Smaller amount than before
- 8. Grammatical matching between words
- 12. Relating to rules of language structure
- 13. Without grammatical or social gender
- 14. Following long established customs or beliefs
- 18. A class or group sharing characteristics
- 19. To remove dirt
- 20. Are not in short form
Down
- 1. The way words are used in language
- 3. To keep money for later
- 4. Neither masculine nor feminine gender
- 5. Great in length
- 7. To become different or alter
- 9. Relating to men or male grammatical gender
- 10. System of communication using words
- 11. Solid or difficult
- 14. Short for transgender identity
- 15. The number 3
- 16. A word used to describe or classify
- 17. Contraction of do not
Answers
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Across
- 2. Relating to a particular individual → personal
- 6. Smaller amount than before → less
- 8. Grammatical matching between words → agreement
- 12. Relating to rules of language structure → grammatical
- 13. Without grammatical or social gender → genderless
- 14. Following long established customs or beliefs → traditional
- 18. A class or group sharing characteristics → category
- 19. To remove dirt → clean
- 20. Are not in short form → arent
Down
- 1. The way words are used in language → usage
- 3. To keep money for later → save
- 4. Neither masculine nor feminine gender → neuter
- 5. Great in length → long
- 7. To become different or alter → change
- 9. Relating to men or male grammatical gender → masculine
- 10. System of communication using words → language
- 11. Solid or difficult → hard
- 14. Short for transgender identity → trans
- 15. The number 3 → three
- 16. A word used to describe or classify → label
- 17. Contraction of do not → dont
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