Which of the following best helps a reader verify the meaning of a word or phrase? (5 points)

1)Determining the word's part of speech

2)Identifying whether the phrase is an idiom

3)Looking at the context of the word or phrase

4)Thinking of words that sound the same

Question

Which of the following best helps a reader verify the meaning of a word or phrase? (5 points)
		
1)Determining the word's part of speech
		
2)Identifying whether the phrase is an idiom
		
3)Looking at the context of the word or phrase
		
4)Thinking of words that sound the same

inowalst · Answer

What do you think?

anonymous · Answer

dont trust twizt hes in second grade

twizttiez · Answer

Idiom: a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g., rain cats and dogs, see the light ).

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anonymous · Answer

wrong he got them from his 2nd grader drug dealer

twizttiez · Answer

But think of when you read a story on your own and you come across a word you don't understand what do you tend to do?

twizttiez · Answer

Or what have your teachers told you to do?

anonymous · Answer

shut up 2nd grader before you get the whip

twizttiez · Answer

Okay well here I'll help out we can exclude number four just because the word sounds the same doesn't mean it has the same definition

anonymous · Answer

D