Hidden Words in Sentences

You may be given a sentence and asked to find a four-letter word hidden within it. The word will be made by combining letters from the end of one word with letters from the beginning of another.

Rules

You cannot change the order of the letters.
You can ignore any punctuation used in the sentence.

Example

First attempt

Look at the end of 'my' and the start of 'sister'. See if you can make any four-letter words:
- Mysi is NOT a word.

Second attempt

Look at the end of 'sister' and the start of 'missed'. See if you can make any four-letter words:
- Ysis is NOT a word.

Third attempt

Look at the end of 'sister' and the start of 'missed'. See if you can make any four-letter words:
- Term IS a word.

Write the answer

1Codes

1.1Symbol & Number Codes

1.1.1Symbol & Number Codes

1.2Alphabet Codes - Same Direction

1.2.1Alphabet Codes - Moving Right

1.2.2Alphabet Codes - Moving Left

1.3Alphabet Codes - Different Directions

1.3.1Alphabet Codes - Moving Left & Right

1.4Alphabet Codes - Practice!

1.4.1Alphabet Codes - Practice!

2Word Association

2.1Word Association

2.1.1Word Association

2.2Synonyms & Antonyms

2.2.1Synonyms

2.2.2Antonyms

2.2.3Synonyms & Antonyms

3Changing Words

3.1Compound Words

3.1.1Making Longer Words

3.1.2Prefixes - Recap

3.1.3Prefixes - Recap 2

3.1.4Compound Words & Prefixes

3.2Anagrams

3.2.1Rearranging Words

3.2.2Rearranging Words To Make Connections

3.3Letter Ladders

3.3.1Letter Ladders

4Completing Words

4.1Completing Words

4.1.1Completing Two Words

4.1.2Completing One Word

4.1.3Completing Many Words

5Sentences

5.1Completing Sentences

5.1.1Appropriate Word Choice

5.2Hidden Words

5.2.1Hidden Words in Sentences

5.3Syntax

5.3.1Organising Words in Sentences

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