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Jogger

noun

A jogger is a person who jogs.

6 letters 2 syllables

What does Jogger mean?

A jogger is a person who jogs.

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Dictionary definition

A person who jogs for exercise.

Example sentences

Jogger in a sentence

easy

The jogger ran around the park.

medium

A jogger passed our house every morning.

hard

The article described how a regular jogger builds endurance over time.

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Practice 1

What does jogger mean?

Practice 2

Which sentence uses jogger correctly?

Practice 3

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Jogger

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Sounds like

jahg · er · strongest beat: jahg

Synonyms

Words like Jogger

runnerUse for a person who runs.
exerciserUse for a person doing exercise.
Antonyms

Opposite words

spectatorUse for someone watching rather than participating.
sitterUse for someone sitting instead of moving.
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Word family

Jogger word family

noun

jogger

A person who jogs.

noun

jogging

The activity of jogging.

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Student support

Understand Jogger

Hint for students

A jogger is a person who jogs.

Common mix-up

Jogger is not the same as spectator. Jogger means a jogger is a person who jogs.

Try it in class or at home

Read this model sentence: A jogger passed our house every morning. Clue words: passed, house, every. Underline clue words that show why jogger fits instead of spectator. Now write one new sentence that shows jogger without using the word jogger. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show jogger?

Teacher prompt

Ask students to explain this model sentence: "A jogger passed our house every morning." Why does jogger fit better than spectator?