Hangar vs Hanger

Hangar vs Hanger

The word ‘hangar’ is a noun, which means a large building with extensive floor area typically used for housing and maintaining aircraft / airplanes.

For example:

a. That is a huge building which looks like an aircraft hangar.
b. Tim is a posted in a Military hangar for the next six months.
c. All the planes are sent to the hangar for the regular maintenance.

The word ‘hanger’ is noun, which means an item used to hang the clothes or things.

For example:

a. The shirts are hanged to the hangers in the wardrobe.
b. The worker at the store stacks all the hangers for clothes to be displayed.
c. The young girls are given a small hanger to keep their earrings.

Read the following sentences and fill in the blanks with the right words.

1. The wardrobe has several ________ (hangars/ hangers) for the clothes to be hanged.
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2. The company proposes to build a new ___________ (hangar/hanger) for its new aircrafts.
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3. Metal _______ (hangars/ hangers) are more widely used than the plastic ones.
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4. The soldiers took shelter under the ______ (hangar/ hanger) when a cyclone hit the place.
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5. Anna is looking for a picture _______ (hangar/ hanger) to decorate her living room.
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6. All the students are given the responsibility of the ________ (hangar/ hanger) after finishing the flying lessons.
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