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In one or two sentences, write how you would give a friend advice on finding the meaning of an unknown word.

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There are five easy steps to becoming an expert at using context clues:

  • Circle the word or phrase you don't understand.
  • Underline key phrases and ideas in the sentence. ...
  • Give the main idea of the paragraph the new word is in.
  • Say the sentence in your own words.
  • Guess at what the new word means.

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To find the meaning of an unknown word, you must look up its lexical, grammatical and contextual meaning.

What are the different types of meaning?

  • The lexical meaning of the word refers to the literal meaning of the word. This can be found using a dictionary.

  • The grammatical meaning of a word is the meaning that the word assumes based on the position it has within a sentence. The grammatical meaning defines the function of the verb in a sentence.
  • For example- Consider the two sentences
  1. She brushed her tangled hair. - Here ‘brush’ is a verb.
  2. She gave her tangled hair a brush- Here ‘brush’ is a noun.

  • The contextual meaning of a word is the meaning of a word with respect to all the other words in a sentence. One word may have multiple meanings depending on the situation they are used in.
  • For example- Consider the word ‘bark’ in these sentences
  1. This dog has a very loud bark. - Here ‘bark’ refers to the sound the dog makes.
  2. This tree has rough bark. - Here ‘bark’ refers to the trunk of the tree.

Thus, to learn a new word, one must consider the three different types of meanings associated with it.

Learn more about contextual meaning here-

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