throughWhich Means:Going in one side and out the other or along the inside of something. As In:
Heads Up!The ending of this word, -ough, is found on many words: though, plough, cough, rough. But watch out--each has a different pronunciation! |
threwWhich Means:Tossed into the air with a hand or hands. As In:
Heads Up!This past tense of 'throw' only needs one letter change: O to E. |
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The sound of the chime floated through the air.
The graduate threw his cap into the air, but it always landed back on his head!
