1.Choose a word you have learned recently. Use it in a sentence providing a context clue of direct explanation. Identify your term by bolding it and your direct explanation with italics.
2.Choose a word from your own vocabulary, and write a sentence in which you provide a context clue of synonym replacement. Identify your term by bolding it and your synonym restatement with italics.
3.Write a sentence which uses a context clue of mood or tone in order to explain a word in your own vocabulary. The mood need not be melancholy, but you might find sadness easily handled. Identify your term

Question

1.Choose a word you have learned recently. Use it in a sentence providing a context clue of direct explanation. Identify your term by bolding it and your direct explanation with italics.
2.Choose a word from your own vocabulary, and write a sentence in which you provide a context clue of synonym replacement. Identify your term by bolding it and your synonym restatement with italics.
3.Write a sentence which uses a context clue of mood or tone in order to explain a word in your own vocabulary. The mood need not be melancholy, but you might find sadness easily handled. Identify your term

anonymous · Answer

4.Using a word from your own vocabulary, write a sentence in which you provide a context clue of words in a series. Identify your term by bolding it and your words in a series with italics.
5.Using a word from your own vocabulary, write your own sentence containing the context clue of summary. Identify your term by bolding it.

anonymous · Answer

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