Synonyms and Antonyms

A synonym is a word that means the _____ as another.

• same
• opposite

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An antonym is a word that means the _____ as another.

• same
• opposite

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Select the correct group of SYNONYMS

• Patient & Kind

• Silly & rude

• Laugh & Cry

• Happy & Sad

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 Select the correct group of ANTONYMS

• Current & Present

• Accept & Refuse

• Brave & Fearless

• Cut & Slice 

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Explain why learning synonyms is important. (Two Reasons)

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Create a complete sentence using the word “soft”. After you have written the first sentence, write a second complete sentence using a SYNONYM for the word “soft”. These two sentences must tell a story together.

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Create a complete sentence using the word “break”. After you have written the first sentence, write a second complete sentence using an ANTONYM for the word “break”. These two sentences must tell a story together.

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If someone used the word “ugly”, what ANTONYM could they use instead?

• Weird

• Beautiful

• Tiny

• jumpy

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What do sentences need to have to be complete?

• An adjective and an object

• A preposition and a adverb

• A subject and a predicate

• A human and a dog

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Add a Subject to this Sentence...

went to the park.

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