Final Consonant Deletion Practice
A Grade 2 ELA worksheet to practice identifying and correcting words with final consonant deletion.
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Final Consonant Deletion Practice
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Sometimes, when we say words, we might accidentally leave off the last sound. This is called final consonant deletion. For example, if you mean to say "cat" but you say "ca", you have deleted the final consonant sound /t/.
Instructions: Read the sentence. Look at the picture and the word missing its last letter. Write the missing consonant to complete the word.
1. I like to eat an apple. It is fru .
2. My dog likes to jum .
3. The gi is wearing a pretty dress.
4. Please close the doo .
Instructions: Circle the word that correctly completes each sentence.
1. I have a new .
ca
car
carr
caar
2. I like to eat a sweet .
app
apple
aplic
aple
Instructions: Read each sentence. The underlined word is missing its final consonant. Write the correct word on the line.
1. My mom made a big ca_. What is the correct word?
2. I like to pla_ with my toys. What is the correct word?
3. The sun is so bri_. What is the correct word?
Instructions: Read each statement. If it is true, circle T. If it is false, circle F.
1. The word "run" has a final consonant sound.
True
False
2. If I say "bo" instead of "boat", I have deleted the final consonant.
True
False