Aisle vs Isle 🔒

These 10 sentences help you hear the difference between aisle and isle, two words that sound identical but never mean the same thing. An aisle is a walkway, like the one in a grocery store or a wedding, and an isle is a small island. You fill in blanks for lines such as "Jerry preferred the ___ seat instead of the window seat" and "The boys in Lord of the Flies struggled to survive on the deserted ___." Beginner-friendly too, and it comes with a memory hook: the word isle hides inside the word island.

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Jerry preferred the ___ seat instead of the window seat.

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Push your wagon only forward through the ___ between the fruit stands.

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The best image is of the ideal vacation on an ___ in the middle of the ocean.

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Are there igloos in Beautiful ___, Alaska?

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Who wants to be stranded on an ___ like Ginger and Gilligan were?

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United Way workers walked the theater ___ collecting donations.

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Iguanas inhabit islands and ___ of the Caribbean.

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Ask the bride if you can walk her down the ___ to get married.

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The boys in Lord of the Flies struggled to survive on the deserted ___.

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Let's sweep the ___ clean at the antique store so people can walk through.

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