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| Multiple-Meaning Words |
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| Multiple Meaning Words are words that have
several meanings depending upon how they
are used in a sentence. For example: Bat
Here are examples of how bat can be used in a sentence: 1. I watched the bat flitting through the trees. 2. Raymond gripped the bat tightly as he waited for the pitch. 3. I hope I can bat a home run! |
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Multiple meaning Online Practice #1 | |
Multiple Meaning Practice Sheet #1 | ||||||
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Multiple meaning Online Practice #2 | |
Multiple Meaning Practice Sheet #2 | ||||||
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Multiple Meaning Words Bulletin Board | ||||||||
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Multiple Meaning Bulletin Board Word Cards #1 | ||||||||
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Multiple Meaning Bulletin Board Word Cards #2 | ||||||||
Image Credit: Most graphics on these practice
pages are from Arttoday.com; Computer and
Bear graphic is from the Graphics Garden.
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