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What are compound words?
Compound words are formed by combining two or more individual words to create a new word with a different meaning.
Give an example of a compound word.
An example of a compound word is 'sunflower', which is formed by combining the words 'sun' and 'flower'.
How are compound words different from regular words?
Compound words are different from regular words because they are made up of two or more individual words, while regular words are single words on their own.
Study Notes
Compound Words
- Compound words are words that are made up of two or more words combined together to form a new word.
- Example: Bookshelf is a compound word, consisting of "book" and "shelf".
- Compound words differ from regular words in that they are composed of two or more independent words that together convey a new meaning.
- This unique characteristic of compound words sets them apart from regular words, which are single words with a specific meaning.
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Description
Test your knowledge of compound words with this quiz! Learn what compound words are and how they differ from regular words. Find out if you can identify examples of compound words and understand their unique characteristics.
