English_Q2_2

These are words or phrases that give hints to help find the meaning of an unusual or difficult word. The hints may be found within the same sentence or in other sentences near the one with the unfamiliar word.

(a)  

Is an action word that needs an object to complete its thought.

(a)  

Is a verb does not need a direct object. Note that the words that come after each verb answer the question how, when, or where.

(a)  

A (a)   is a noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb. It answers the questions "what" or "who" after an action verb.

Types of Context Clues.

The actual definition of the unfamiliar word.

• Antonyms

• Definition

• Synonyms

Types of Context Clues.

Key words that mean the "same" as the unfamiliar word.

• Antonyms

• Definition

• Synonyms

Types of Context Clues.

Key words that mean the "opposite" as the unfamiliar word.

• Antonyms

• Definition

• Synonyms

Find the Intransitive verb. Write it in the box.

They arrived early in the Philsport Arena.

(a)  

Find the transitive verb. Write it in the box.

She reviewed her lessons afterward.

(a)  

Find the direct object. Write it in the box.

She reviewed her lessons afterward.

(a)