The document discusses tone, mood, multiple-meaning words, and inferring meaning from context. It provides examples of tone and mood in different sentences. It explains that multiple-meaning words have several definitions and the meaning depends on how the word is used in context. Students are asked to practice using words with multiple meanings in sentences.
The document discusses tone, mood, multiple-meaning words, and inferring meaning from context. It provides examples of tone and mood in different sentences. It explains that multiple-meaning words have several definitions and the meaning depends on how the word is used in context. Students are asked to practice using words with multiple meanings in sentences.
The document discusses tone, mood, multiple-meaning words, and inferring meaning from context. It provides examples of tone and mood in different sentences. It explains that multiple-meaning words have several definitions and the meaning depends on how the word is used in context. Students are asked to practice using words with multiple meanings in sentences.
The document discusses tone, mood, multiple-meaning words, and inferring meaning from context. It provides examples of tone and mood in different sentences. It explains that multiple-meaning words have several definitions and the meaning depends on how the word is used in context. Students are asked to practice using words with multiple meanings in sentences.
• The speaker may be serious, witty, playful, angry, mysterious, or tender. • Tone is shown by the use of words and the manner of saying them. Mood • Is what the listener feel toward what being said to his or her. • The listeners may feel cheerful, relieved, gloomy, angry, tense, fearful, or relaxed after listening to something. Now try saying this… • “Oh no! I lost my phone.” • “I’ve tried several times, but I still don’t understand how to do this!” • “What? You did not do your assignment again?” • “Wow! That is amazing.” • “Whew! I thought I can’t be here on time.” Now read these words… Wildlife Pollution Habitats Extinction Climate Environment Dinosaurs Poisonous Conservation Behavior Multiple-meaning word Multiple-meaning word • It is a word that has several meanings. Inferring Meaning of Multiple-meaning Words • Many words have several meanings. • The meaning of a word depends on the context, that is, how the word is used in a sentence. • For example the word SENSE can be used in different ways or context. SENSE 1. We have five sense organs – eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. 2. I could sense that Martha is confident to win the painting contest. 3. My sense of freedom soars whenever I paint. 4. Alfred’s sense of mixing colors enables him to articulate reality in his painting. Which is the answer? “He wrote me a letter.” Which is the answer? “She gave her mother a ring.” Which is the answer? “He settle the case inside the court.” Individual Practice 1. Answer page 101-102 of your English book. 2. Use each word with multiple-meaning in a sentence. 2 sentence each word (Ring – Bat – Odd – Tap) Example: Ruler • I use a ruler to measure the line. • The king is an example of a ruler.