Understanding Opposite Words

Use 'hot' in a sentence with its opposite.

• The tea is hot, but the water is boiling.

• The soup is hot, but the ice cream is cold.

• The oven is hot, while the fridge is chilly.

• The coffee is hot, and the pizza is warm.

Create a sentence using 'happy' and its opposite.

• She was happy when she received the gift, but felt sad when it was time to say goodbye.

• They were happy with the results, but disappointed by the process.

• He felt happy during the party, yet he was confused about the plans.

• She was happy to see her friends, but they were angry at her.

Write a sentence that includes 'light' and its opposite.

• She preferred the light over the dark, feeling more alive.

• The light was too bright, making the shadows disappear.

• The room was filled with light, but the corners remained dark.

• The sun set, casting a warm glow in the dark night.

Use 'fast' in a sentence with its opposite.

• He runs fast, and she runs fast too.

• He runs fast, but she walks slowly.

• He walks fast, but she jogs slowly.

• He runs quickly, while she walks briskly.

Make a sentence with 'big' and its opposite.

• The big tree grew next to the large rock.

• The big cat chased the tiny dog.

• The small elephant danced with the big mouse.

• The big dog chased the small cat.

Write a sentence using 'full' and its opposite.

• The glass is half, but the jug is full.

• The cup is full, but the bottle is empty.

• The room is empty, but the box is full.

• The basket is full, yet the table is empty.

Use 'hard' in a sentence with its opposite.

• The exam was hard, and the questions were confusing.

• This math problem is hard, but the next one is easy.

• I find this puzzle hard, yet the solution is simple.

• This math problem is easy, but the next one is hard.

Create a sentence with 'young' and its opposite.

• The young man danced while the young woman sang.

• The young child played while the old man watched.

• The old child played while the young man watched.

• The young dog barked at the young cat.

Write a sentence that includes 'near' and its opposite.

• The store is near my house, but the park is far away.

• The restaurant is near the beach, while the mountains are nearby.

• The cafe is near the corner, but the office is just around the block.

• The library is near the school, but the gym is close by.

Use 'strong' in a sentence with its opposite.

• She is strong, but he feels weak.

• They are both strong and confident.

• She is weak, but he feels strong.

• He is strong, but she feels powerful.