MultipleMeaning Words MultipleMeaning Words Some words are spelled
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Multiple-Meaning Words
Multiple-Meaning Words Some words are spelled the same but have different definitions. These are called multiple-meaning words. Use context clues and think about the sentence’s meaning to see which definition fits.
Examples of multiple-meaning words: Catch Bat Fall Cut Pen Pet Note Trip Fan Play Bow Rose
Sail can refer to moving across the water. Sail I The like to watch the boats sail across the water. can also refer to the large cloth part of a boat. sail on my grandpa’s boat was purple, green, and yellow.
Catch can refer to getting to a place just in time. Catch Hurry The up! We have a train to catch. can also refer to stopping something with your hand. best part of fishing is when I catch a fish!
Cut can refer to splitting things apart. Cut Be Kevin careful when you cut with those scissors. They are sharp! can also refer to an injury to the skin. fell down and cut his hand.
Play I The can refer to when you do something for fun. love recess because we get to go and play. can also refer to a show. actors in the play were amazing!
Fall can refer to the season between summer and winter. Thanksgiving fall. is in the Fall can also refer to dropping down to the ground. The girl was careful with the book. She didn’t want it to fall off her head!
Fan can refer to an object that creates a breeze to cool someone off. Fan Make I sure to bring your fan. It is really hot outside! can also refer to a person who really likes a team, person, place, or thing. am a fan of jazz music. I love to listen to it on the radio.
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