PPT-Words forms & meaning

transparent amp opaque forms amp meaning One of the assumptions with which linguists have been operating so far and which may now be made explicit is that words have meaning as well as form. Term 2 Week 4. Lexical Relations. Lexical Relations. Synonymy. Two or more words with very closely related meanings are called . synonyms. . . Synonymy. Synonyms can often, though not always, be substituted for each other in sentences. . OPA 6. th. Grade Team. Language Arts. Standards (Common Core). Literacy. RL 6.4. : Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative and connotative meanings; analyze the impact of a specific word choice on meaning and tone. . What do you usually do when you come to a word you do not know while reading. ?. a. ) look it up in the dictionary?. b) ask your teacher. c) ask a friend?. d) try to guess what it means. Advantages of . Morphology and the Lexicon. Mental Lexicon. What is the meaning of cat? Its pronunciation? Part of speech?. What is the meaning of . wug. ?. What is the meaning of . cluvious. ?. Compare . traftful. and . Chapters 4, 5 & 6. Chapter 4: Word Building. Words are not the smallest units of a language; they may consist of smaller parts that have a meaning of their own. In linguistics, these parts are called . Starter: can you think of any words, either that we have already discussed, or that you can come up with, where the . meaning. has changed?. How and why do words change their meanings?. Neosemy. The process whereby a new meaning develops for an existing word.. Story #1 – Rope Burn. h. umiliation . hu. -mil-i-. ation. fringes . frin-ges. expectations ex-. pect. -a-. tions. coaxed coax-. ed. sincere sin-. cere. hesitating . hes. -i-ta-ting. Main Points. Reference and Denotation. Connotation. Sense Relation. Lexical and Grammatical Meanings. Morphemes. Homonymy and . Polysemy. Lexical Ambiguity. Sentence and Meaning. 1. . Reference and Denotation. Story . #6 . – . My . Abuelita. wistful . wist-ful. . grateful grate-. ful. . grim gr-. im. raspy . ras-py. swarmed . swar. -med. revelers rev-el-. ers. irresistible . ir. -re-. sist. •. scanty. •. articulate. •. belittle. •. bombastic. •. diffident. •. . delineate. •. conciliatory. •. . acquiesce. • . subjugate. •. . laconic. TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT. Choose the meaning closest to that of the . Story . #17. Nothing Happens on the Farm. hiatus . hi-a-. tus. embarked . em. -bar-ked. unimaginable . un-. im. -ag-in-able. extravagant . ex-. trav. -a-. gant. gourmet . gour. -met. throng . thr-ong. Morphological. . stylistics. . deals. . with. . morphological. . expressive. . means. . and. . stylistic. . devices. . . Words. . of. . all. . parts. . of. . speech. . have. a . great. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.. blistering. “They walked in the rain and cold and in . blistering. heat.”. Very intense heat, hurts like a burn. blistering. Synonym: fiery. Thumbs up, Thumbs down. Chapter 4: Word Building. Words are not the smallest units of a language; they may consist of smaller parts that have a meaning of their own. In linguistics, these parts are called . morphemes. . Morphemes may be .