CONNOTATION/DENOTATION

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Decide whether the underlined word has a denotative or connotative meaning: He is such a dog! He can't help himself from chasing new girls every week.

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connotation

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Decide whether the underlined word has a denotative or connotative meaning: I took my dog, Stella for a walk today. Options: Denotation, Connotation

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Denotation

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Decide whether the underlined word has a denotative or connotative meaning: "Don't be such a child! Grow up!"

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Connotation

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Decide whether the underlined word has a denotative or connotative meaning: Chick is rarely used to refer to a woman anymore.

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denotation

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Decide whether the underlined word has a denotative or connotative meaning: He was her rock; he always knew what to say to support her. Options: denotation, connotation

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connotation

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Complete the sentence: "The sooner we move out of this _________," said Jack, "the happier I will be."

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dump

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Complete the sentence: "This cellphone is ________, but I don't mind paying extra because it has so many useful features."

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overpriced

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Complete the sentence: You're lucky to have Wilma in your team. She has lots of _________ ideas.

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original

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Complete the sentence: Boss Reeds and his ________ have controlled the politics in this city for more than 20 years. I certainly hope the other party wins this year!

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cronies

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Complete the sentence: The coffee is ________ - just the way I like it! Options: strong, bitter

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strong