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TRANSPARENCY49■ Remind students that synonyms often have different connotations, or shadesof meaning. Example: You might describe a person you like as “thrifty” andsomeone you don’t like as “stingy.”■ Answers and example sentences appear in the Answer Key.Vocabular y : ConnotationsMODELacquire: to get or gain by one’s own effortsConnotation: positiveKim hopes to acquire a graduate degree within several years.grab: take suddenly, snatch, seizeConnotation: negativeHer mother saw Janet grab the toy from her little sister.DIRECTIONS■■■Create two columns: POSITIVE and NEGATIVE.Place the words in each numbered pair in the appropriatecolumn.Select one word from each pair, and considering its connotation,write a sentence using the word correctly.Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved.1 gaudy vivid2 horde congregation3 negotiate haggle4 resourceful calculating5 suspicious waryELEMENTS OF LANGUAGE | Third Course | Daily Language Activities
TRANSPARENCY50■ Remind students that many similar-sounding words are often confused andmisused.■ Remind students to consider carefully context and spelling.■ Answers: 1 B, 2 A, 3 A, 4 B, 5 A. Sample sentences appear in the Answer Key.Vocabular y : Frequently Confused WordsMODELThe (averse, a d v e r s e ) weather conditions made the mountaineers’trek all the more difficult.I prefer mountain climbing in summer but would not be(a v e r s e , adverse) to an autumn expedition.DIRECTIONS■■Number your paper from 1 to 5, and write the correct wordchoice to complete each sentence. Consider context.Then, write a sentence for the o ther word from each of the word pairs. The context of this sentence should clearlydemonstrate the word’s meaning.1 The title of the novel (A eludes, B alludes) to an event in history.Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved.2 We (A already, B all ready) have wallpapered the living roomand are now working on the dining room.3 Our neighbors in the next apartment never turn off theirtelevision, and the (A continual, B continuous) blare is aconstant annoyance.4 When it comes to athletics, my brother Jason is completely(A disinterested, B uninterested); he has never played a sporthimself and doesn’t watch pro games on television.5 The distance from Middleburg to Duanesville was (A farther,B further) than I thought.ELEMENTS OF LANGUAGE | Third Course | Daily Language Activities
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