Homonyms of 'Add'

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What is the meaning of 'add' in the sentence 'Can you add 2 and 2 for me?'

  • To include or insert something into a larger whole
  • To create a short advertisement or notice
  • To find the total or sum of something (correct)
  • To join or combine something with something else

What is the difference between 'ad' and 'add'?

  • One is used in formal writing and the other is used in informal writing
  • One is a verb and the other is a noun
  • One is used in American English and the other is used in British English
  • One is used in mathematical contexts and the other is used in advertising contexts (correct)

What is the part of speech of 'add' in the sentence 'Can you add my name to the guest list?'

  • Verb (correct)
  • Adverb
  • Noun
  • Adjective

What is an example of using 'add' in a non-mathematical context?

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How can the homonyms 'add' and 'ad' be distinguished?

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What is the primary function of the verb allot?

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What is the part of speech of a lot?

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In what context is lot typically used?

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What is implied by the verb allot?

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When should you use a lot?

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Homonyms of "Add"

Meaning of "Add"

  • To join or combine something with something else
  • To find the total or sum of something
  • To include or insert something into a larger whole

Homonyms of "Add"

  • Ad (noun)
    • A short advertisement or notice
    • Example: "I saw a great ad for a new restaurant."
  • Add (verb)
    • To perform arithmetic addition
    • Example: "Can you add 2 and 2 for me?"
  • Add (verb)
    • To include or insert something into a larger whole
    • Example: "Can you add my name to the guest list?"

Differences and Context

  • The verb "add" is often used in mathematical contexts, while the noun "ad" is used in advertising contexts.
  • The verb "add" can also be used in non-mathematical contexts, such as adding someone to a list or adding an ingredient to a recipe.
  • The homonyms can be distinguished by context and part of speech.

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