If you are also playing the popular game Strands: Uncover Words, developed by NYT (The New York Times), you might have faced some difficulties solving the Wednesday, August 28 Commuter Benefits.
If the answer is yes, we have you covered; however, if you have already solved all the answers, congratulations!
On the NYT August 28 strands game, Commuter Benefits, people must find six words relating to that theme.
If you find a theme word, your answer will be highlighted in blue, while sapangram, a particular word that tells the player what the words have in common, is highlighted in yellow.
If you cannot find all six words correctly, view the following articles to get your answer to all six words.
Hint and answers to NYT strands’ Commuter Benefits August 28, 2024
Well, before diving into the direct answers to the puzzles, lets start with hints first as we want to give another chance to player to win or become smart.
Here are the hints of six words containing only two letters of every word, including the pangram, in today’s puzzle.
- FE
- TR
- ST
- PU
- Mo
- SU
You might have already guessed some words after the hints. However, even if you do not have all your words correct, then there might also be another clue that might help you find the words.
With the spoilers alert and second warning, let’s see the spangram of today’s Strands Commuter Benefits game.
Today’s Strands spangram is “PUBLIC TRANSPORT”
You might have found many words already or only left a few; however, we will provide you with the full answers without delay.
He is the rest of today’s NYT Strands Commuter Benefits complete answers:
- PUBLIC TRANSPORT
- TRAIN
- FERRY
- STREETCAR
- MONORAIL
- SUBWAY
This is how the puzzle looks after solving all six words:
According to various players’ opinions on social media, today’s NYC game, Commuter Benefits, was a little confusing at first. They claimed they could only find two words in the first five or ten minutes of time.
However, after they found the spangram, “Public Transport,” it became easier for them to find the rest of the word.
In the end, if you are also playing the NYT stands, do not forget to visit this website, as we’ll provide spoilers and answers to everyday games.
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