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What is the main purpose of one-word substitutions in language?
What is the main purpose of one-word substitutions in language?
- To improve vocabulary and communication skills (correct)
- To confuse the listener
- To reduce the importance of grammar
- To make language more complex
Which of the following is an example of a noun one-word substitution?
Which of the following is an example of a noun one-word substitution?
- Consecrate
- Silently
- Euphoric
- Astronaut (correct)
What type of one-word substitution replaces a phrase like 'Extremely happy'?
What type of one-word substitution replaces a phrase like 'Extremely happy'?
- Verb
- Noun
- Adjective (correct)
- Adverb
Which one-word substitution replaces the phrase 'To make something more beautiful'?
Which one-word substitution replaces the phrase 'To make something more beautiful'?
What is the benefit of using one-word substitutions in writing and speaking?
What is the benefit of using one-word substitutions in writing and speaking?
Which of the following is an example of an adverb one-word substitution?
Which of the following is an example of an adverb one-word substitution?
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One-Word Substitutions
One-word substitutions are words that can replace a phrase or a group of words in a sentence. These words are often used to convey the same meaning as the original phrase, but in a more concise manner.
Types of One-Word Substitutions
- Nouns
- E.g.: "A person who always finds fault" can be replaced with "Critic"
- Verbs
- E.g.: "To make something or someone holy" can be replaced with "Consecrate"
- Adjectives
- E.g.: "Extremely happy" can be replaced with "Euphoric"
- Adverbs
- E.g.: "In a very quiet manner" can be replaced with "Silently"
Examples of One-Word Substitutions
- "A person who travels to space" can be replaced with "Astronaut"
- "A person who is not sure about something" can be replaced with "Skeptic"
- "To make something more beautiful" can be replaced with "Adorn"
- "Extremely angry" can be replaced with "Furious"
Importance of One-Word Substitutions
- Improves vocabulary and communication skills
- Enhances writing and speaking abilities
- Helps to convey complex ideas in a concise manner
- Makes language more expressive and engaging
One-Word Substitutions
- One-word substitutions are words that replace a phrase or a group of words in a sentence, conveying the same meaning in a more concise manner.
Types of One-Word Substitutions
- Nouns can be used as one-word substitutions, e.g., "Critic" for "A person who always finds fault".
- Verbs can be used as one-word substitutions, e.g., "Consecrate" for "To make something or someone holy".
- Adjectives can be used as one-word substitutions, e.g., "Euphoric" for "Extremely happy".
- Adverbs can be used as one-word substitutions, e.g., "Silently" for "In a very quiet manner".
Examples of One-Word Substitutions
- "Astronaut" can replace "A person who travels to space".
- "Skeptic" can replace "A person who is not sure about something".
- "Adorn" can replace "To make something more beautiful".
- "Furious" can replace "Extremely angry".
Importance of One-Word Substitutions
- Improves vocabulary and communication skills.
- Enhances writing and speaking abilities.
- Helps to convey complex ideas in a concise manner.
- Makes language more expressive and engaging.
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