Exercise Solutions Available
Step-by-step answers for all textbook questions in this chapter
Vocabulary Revision Method
Make a lesson-wise word list. For each word, write meaning, synonym, antonym, and one sentence.
What to Practise
| Area | Practice Method |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | Learn from textbook context. |
| Antonyms | Pair with opposite meaning. |
| Idioms | Learn meaning and sentence. |
| Phrasal verbs | Learn verb plus particle usage. |
| Prefix and suffix | Build word families. |
| Homophones | Practise spelling and meaning. |
Daily Drill
1. Pick ten words from one lesson. 2. Write meanings. 3. Write five synonyms. 4. Write five antonyms. 5. Use three words in sentences. 6. Reattempt missed words next day.
Context Clue Strategy
- Read the sentence before and after the word.
- Identify whether the word is positive or negative.
- Check the action or feeling connected to the word.
- Choose the meaning that fits the passage.
Common Mistakes
- Memorising word lists without context.
- Confusing similar-looking words.
- Writing synonym when antonym is asked.
- Using idioms literally.
- Ignoring spelling.
Revision Checklist
- Lesson-wise word list prepared
- Synonyms and antonyms revised
- Idioms practised in sentences
- Phrasal verbs checked
- Spelling mistakes corrected
Frequently Asked Questions
Revise textbook words by lesson, write synonyms and antonyms, and use each word in a sentence.