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Can a word belong to different word classes while keeping the same meaning?
Can a word belong to different word classes while keeping the same meaning?
- Words can only change classes without retaining any meaning.
- Only nouns can belong to different classes without changing meaning.
- Yes, words can retain the same meaning across classes. (correct)
- No, words must change their meaning in different classes.
Which statement about word classes is accurate?
Which statement about word classes is accurate?
- Some words can serve multiple functions without altering meaning. (correct)
- All words can belong to at least two different classes at once.
- Word classes are fixed and do not overlap.
- Changing a word's class always alters its meaning.
In terms of word class, which scenario is possible?
In terms of word class, which scenario is possible?
- Adjectives cannot be converted into adverbs.
- All words have a singular grammatical function.
- A verb cannot be used as a noun.
- A single word can represent both a noun and a verb without meaning change. (correct)
Which of the following illustrates the concept of a word belonging to different classes while maintaining its meaning?
Which of the following illustrates the concept of a word belonging to different classes while maintaining its meaning?
What can be deduced about words in different grammatical classes?
What can be deduced about words in different grammatical classes?
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Study Notes
Words and Word Classes
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Words can belong to different word classes while retaining their meaning.
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A word's grammatical function determines its class.
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A word's meaning remains constant despite belonging to different classes.
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A word's class indicates how it functions in a sentence, not its meaning.
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