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Synonyms 2A (Continued) - April 26, 2021
Paid LessonLesson Collection #4 - Lesson 4e
This is the follow-up lesson to Synonyms 2 (A + B). It works best if students have already completed Synonyms 2 (A) because the answers to the synonyms on this worksheet are the same.
On Synonyms 2 (A + B) above, students try to think of at least two synonyms for simple adjectives; with this lesson, students are given three synonyms for a simple adjective. For example, on the worksheet, the following three synonyms appear:
exhilarated
delighted
glad
A simple synonym for these three words is happy.
Another example is:
deafening
ear-splitting
loud
A simple synonym for these three words is noisy. Synonyms 2A (Continued) is a wonderful and fun way to improve vocabulary!
There are eight additional Synonyms lessons. They are:
Synonyms 1 (A + B) (See Lesson 04a above)
Synonyms 1A - Continued (See Lesson 04b above)
Synonyms 1B - Continued (See Lesson 04c above)
Synonyms 2 (A + B) (See Lesson 04d above)
Synonyms 2B - Continued (See Lesson 04f below)
Synonyms 3 (A + B) (See Lesson 4g below)
Synonyms 3A - Continued (See Lesson 4h below) -and-
Synonyms 3B - Continued (See Lesson 04i below).
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