The meaning of some vocabulary items can also come from their:

We add prefixes and suffixes to:

They get their meaning from being together and have different meaning from the individual words they are made up of.

These are words that regularly occur together:

These are an example of ________.

to take a holiday, heavy rain, arrive at, depend on

They are expressions that can't be changed.

Example;

to tell you the truth, new born, it's up to you

To be under the weather, to have green fingers, once in a blue moon- are examples of:

_____ refers to language that occurs in (semi)- fixed units and that we usually learn as one piece.

I'd like to, how about, My name's - are example of:

Words with the same or similiar meaning.

They are words with opposite meanings.

These are groups of words that belong to the same area.

Example; family, furniture, food.

These are words that come from affixation from the same base word.

Example: real, really, realistic, unreal

The word "embarazado" is an example of a :

These are words with the same pronunciation but different meaning or spelling.

These are words with the same spelling and pronunciation as another word, but has a different meaning.

Words with opposite meaning.

know - no

weather - whether

knight - night

Are examples of: