Open and Hyphenated Compound Words

Open and Hyphenated Compound Words

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English

4th Grade

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What is an open compound word?

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An open compound word is a combination of two or more words that are written separately but function together as a single unit of meaning, such as 'first aid' or 'roller coaster.'

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What is a hyphenated compound word?

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A hyphenated compound word is formed by joining two or more words with a hyphen, creating a single word that conveys a specific meaning, such as 'U-turn.'

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Give an example of an open compound word.

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An example of an open compound word is 'time limit.'

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Give an example of a hyphenated compound word.

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An example of a hyphenated compound word is 'mother-in-law.'

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What is the difference between open and hyphenated compound words?

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Open compound words are written as separate words, while hyphenated compound words are connected by hyphens.

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Is 'crossword puzzle' an open or hyphenated compound word?

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'Crossword puzzle' is an open compound word.

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Is 'roller coaster' an open or hyphenated compound word?

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'Roller coaster' is an open compound word.

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What are some common examples of open compound words?

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Common examples of open compound words include 'ice cream,' 'post office,' and 'swimming pool.'

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What are some common examples of hyphenated compound words?

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Common examples of hyphenated compound words include 'well-being,' 'mother-in-law,' and 'long-term.'

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How do you identify an open compound word in a sentence?

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An open compound word can be identified by looking for two or more words that are used together to convey a single idea but are written separately.

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