Answer to Question #204753 in English for Ayanda

Question

5.6The words,"comfort" and "discomfort",can be regarded as examples of antonyms.

5.7If you consult a dictionary and you see the abbreviation "pron".next to a word , it means that the part of speech the word belongs to is a preposition.

5.8In a dictionary, the word clump islisted as noun , while the word clumpy is listed as an adjective.

5.9Providing reasons, examples and evidence to support your writing is referred to as coherence in writing.

5.10 Transitional expressions such as,"certainly,granted that,of course ,no doubt" can be used to concede a point in writing.

Answer 1

5.6The words,"comfort" and "discomfort",can be regarded as examples of antonyms.

Another examples of antonyms are:

• monarchy and democracy.
• truth and lie.
• good and bad.
• enemy and friend

5.7If you consult a dictionary and you see the abbreviation "pron".next to a word , it means that the part of speech the word belongs to is a preposition.

1. If you consult a dictionary and you see the abbreviation "n".next to a word , it means that the part of speech the word belongs to is a Noun.
2. If you consult a dictionary and you see the abbreviation "V".next to a word , it means that the part of speech the word belongs to is a Verb.
3. If you consult a dictionary and you see the abbreviation "adj".next to a word , it means that the part of speech the word belongs to is a Adjective.
4. If you consult a dictionary and you see the abbreviation "Adv".next to a word , it means that the part of speech the word belongs to is a Adverb.

5.8In a dictionary, the word clump is listed as noun , while the word clumpy is listed as an adjective.

other examples are:

1. Slow-Noun and slowly-adjective
2. mouth-Noun and Mouthy-Adjective

5.9Providing reasons, examples and evidence to support your writing is referred to as coherence in writing while quoting someones work in your writing and acknowledging that it is their work is called referencing.

5.10 Transitional expressions such as,"certainly,granted that,of course ,no doubt" can be used to concede a point in writing while words like: And, in addition to, furthermore, moreover, besides, than, too, also, both-and, another, equally important, first, second are use for transitions in writing.