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    English q2 Module 1

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    The document provides definitions and examples of homonyms, homographs, and hyponyms. Homonyms are words that sound the same but have different meanings regardless of spelling, such as pray and prey. Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and pronunciations, like bow (knot) and bow (to incline). Hyponyms refer to more specific words that fall under a more general category, like different types of fruits under the category of fruit.

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    The document provides definitions and examples of homonyms, homographs, and hyponyms. Homonyms are words that sound the same but have different meanings regardless of spelling, such as pray and prey. Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and pronunciations, like bow (knot) and bow (to incline). Hyponyms refer to more specific words that fall under a more general category, like different types of fruits under the category of fruit.

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    The document provides definitions and examples of homonyms, homographs, and hyponyms. Homonyms are words that sound the same but have different meanings regardless of spelling, such as pray and prey. Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and pronunciations, like bow (knot) and bow (to incline). Hyponyms refer to more specific words that fall under a more general category, like different types of fruits under the category of fruit.

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    27 views17 pages

    English q2 Module 1

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    Angelique Pabillona
    The document provides definitions and examples of homonyms, homographs, and hyponyms. Homonyms are words that sound the same but have different meanings regardless of spelling, such as pray and prey. Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and pronunciations, like bow (knot) and bow (to incline). Hyponyms refer to more specific words that fall under a more general category, like different types of fruits under the category of fruit.

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    GOOD

    WELCO
    MORNI
    ENGLIS
    ME TO
    NG!
    H
    CLASS!
    LET
    US
    PRAY
    THANK YOU FOR
    THE LESSON THAT
    WE ARE ABOUT TO
    LEARN. BLESS US,
    OUR TEACHER, AND
    UUR SCHOOL IN
    JESUS NAME WE
    PRAY, AMEN
    HOMONY
    MS,
    HOMOGR
    APHS,
    HYPONYM
    WHAT
    HOMONY
    IS A
    MS?
    HOMONYMS ARE WORDS
    THAT HAVE THE SAME
    PRONOUNCATION BUT
    HAVE DIFFERENT
    MEANINGS, REGARDLESS
    OF SPELLINGS
    PRAY / PREY
    LET US PRAY.
    THE LION STALKS ITS PREY.

    HE WEN TOBUY
    THE /MALL
    BYE TO BUY A
    NEW SHIRT.
    SEE YOU AGAIN NEXT TIME, BYE.
    SEAL (ANIMAL/TIGHT CLOSURE)
    we saw a seal at the zoo.
    do not accept if seal is broken.

    BAT (ANIMAL/USED IN SPORT)


    The bats are living in the cave.
    I prepared my wooden bat for my
    baseball game today.
    WHAT
    HOMOGRA
    IS A
    PHS?
    HOMOGRAPHS ARE
    WORDS THAT HAVE THE
    SAME SPELLING BUT
    HAVE DIFFERENT
    MEANINGS, REGARDLESS
    OF PRONOUNCIATION.
    BOW (TYPE OF KNOT/TO INCLINE)
    She wears a beautiful bow.
    Bow down your heads and let us pray.

    LIVE (PLACE OF RESIDENCE/GOING


    ON)
    I LIVE IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    BEN IS WATCHING A LIVE SHOW.
    BARK (SOUND OF THE DOG/PART
    KATE HEARD OF ATHE
    TREE) DOG BARK.
    THE BARK OF THE TREE IS QUITE
    ROUGH.
    WELL (GOOD / SOURCCE OF
    WATER)
    Faye is doing well in her class.
    Bea went to fetch a pail of water from the
    well.
    WHAT
    HYPONY
    IS A
    MS?
    HYPONYMS IS A WORD
    THAT DENOTES A
    SUBCATEGORY OF A
    GENERAL CLASS.
    FRUIT
    - mango, orange and apple
    SCHOOL pen, paper, pencil,
    SUPPLIES - crayons

    COLORS - yellow, red, blue,


    green

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