RESUME 13 OKTOBER

What is a Synonym?
Definitions of Synonyms
Synonyms can be any part of speech (e.g. nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs or prepositions), as long as both members of the pair are the same part .
• synonym - two words that can be interchanged in a context are said to be synonymous relative to that context
• Synonym - In scientific nomenclature, synonyms are different scientific names used for a single taxon. Usage and terminology are different for zoology and botany.
• synonym - A word or phrase with a meaning that is the same as, or very similar to, another word or phrase; Any of the formal names for the taxon ...
• words or phrases which have similar meaning.

• In certain contexts earth and world might be roughly synonymous, but when we use those words for expression we say, "the largest airport in the world," or "the largest airport on earth," not "the largest airport on world," or "the largest airport in the earth. ...
• words which have the same meaning
• synonym - one of two or more words in a language that have highly similar meanings, as sadness, grief, sorrow, etc. Cp. antonym.
• synonym - in taxonomy, one of two or more scientific names that are spelled differently, but refer to the same organism
• synonym - A word that means the same as another word.
• synonym - The object is to select all the words that are similar in meaning to the question word. For instance, if the target word is humorous and the answer choices are droll, perilous, dour, jocose, and risible, the correct choices are droll, jocose, and risible.
• Synonyms are alternative names for the same chemical. For example, methanol and methyl hydrate are synonyms for methyl alcohol. Synonyms may help in locating additional information on a chemical.
• In CS Help, synonyms are alternative words for a topic, that may be searched on.
• Two words that mean the same thing are called synonyms.

• synonym - A term designating the same concept as another in the same language and which can be used interchangeably with the other term in all contexts.
Synonyms are words or expressions that mean the same or nearly the same thing as another word or expression..
. A synonym is a word or expression that has the same or almost the same meaning as another word or expression.
A synonym is merely another name for a table or a view. Synonyms are usually created so that a user can avoid having to qualify another user's table or view to access the table or view. Synonyms can be created as PUBLIC or PRIVATE. A PUBLIC synonym can be used by any user of the database; a PRIVATE synonym can be used only by the owner and any users that have been granted privileges.



The word “synonym” is a composite of two Greek words: The prefix “syn” means “together” and “onym” is “name.” Synonyms — together naming the same thing.
Vary Vocabulary
Imagine how boring language would be without synonyms! Synonyms make reading, writing, and speaking more expressive. If every person, place, or thing were known by one word only, life would be incredibly dull—or dreary, tedious, lackluster, and bland! Try it yourself—mix up your word choice when you talk or write! Good speakers and writers always vary their vocabulary.
Why is synonymous in the language?
to emphasize the process and object. and sometimes use specific, can not be exchanged.

EXAMPLE

Grammar : Synonyms of Verbs and Adverbs for Academic English
Exercise 1. Verbs
Instructions : Write the letter associated with the corresponding synonymnext to each word.
SYNONYMS (Exercise 1. Verbs)
1          1.       B Obliterate                                                          A. Adjust
2          2.       C Severed                                                             B.Destroyed
3          3.       M Conceive                                                         C.Cut
4          4.       E Tolerate                                                             D.Calm
5          5.       K  Ingest              6.       D Pacify                                                                F.Enlarge
7          7.       A Calibrate                                                           G.Support
8          8.       F Magnify                                                             H.Float
9          9.       G Incentivize                                                         I.Motivate
1         10.   N Speculate                                                           J.Clarify
1         11.   H Levitate                                                             K.Consume
1         12.   O Illustrate                                                             L.Interfere
1         13.   J Elucidate                                                            M.Create
1         14.   L Impede                                                              N.Theorize
1         15.   I Advocate                                                            O.Exemplify

Exercise 2.Adverbs
Instructions: Write the letter associated with the corresponding synonym next to each word.
SYNONYMS (Exercise 2.Adverbs)
1        1.       E Methodically                                                  A.Systematically                            
2        2.       N Begrudgingly                                                  B.Weakly
3        3.       D Amicably                                                       C.Severely
4        4.       C Fiercely                                                          D. Quietly
5        5.       K Unintelligibly                                                   E.Privately
6        6.       I Sporadically                                                     F.Intently
7        7.       L Unequivocally                                                 G.Eagerly
8        8.       G Zealously                                                        H.Painfully
9        9.       H Laboriously                                                     I.Occasionally
1       10.   M Earnestly                                                         J.Absolutely
1       11.   L Indisputably                                                      K.Unclearly
1       12.   J Definitively                                                        L.Indisputably
1       13.   B Faintly                                                              M.Decisively
1       14.   E Discreetly                                                         N.Resentfully



1. Vocabulary
Match the words or phrases from the article with their definitions.
1
Broken home
C
2
To snap at someone
H
3
To lose touch
E
4
To snap out of it
B
5
To cope
D
6
Blue
I
7
Help line
F
8
Self-injury
A
9
Counselor
G
A
harm that you do to yourself deliberately
B
to recover quickly
C
a family where the parents have separated
D
to deal successfully with a situation
E
to lose contact
F
a telephone advice service
G
a person professionally trained to talk to people about their
H
to speak to someone angrily
I
Unhappy (informal)
 
2. Comprehension
According to the text, are the following sentences true or false? (Circle 'T' for true and an 'F' for false next to each sentence.)
1. Teenagers don't want to become adults.                                                               F
2. Teenagers often don’t know how to get helps with their depression.                 T
3. Other people are usually the first to see that you are depressed.                       T
4. A common symptom of teenage behavior is moody behavior.                            T
5. It is easy to recover quickly from serious depression.                                           F
6. Talking to a person who is depressed is a good way to help.                              T
7. Telephone help lines are a private way to talk about your problems.                   T
8. Anyone can be counselor.                                                                                         F
9. Everyone feels miserable                               

Favorite place travele to

When I read the blog topic for this week “your favorite place you’ve Traveled to” I thought for a moment to write it. Because I don’t know the name of the place . 

Time off yesterday I was with my sister also my aunt and uncle would go to the Temajuk beach. People said the Temajuk beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Borneo, beside the island lemukutan. 

During the trip I always imagine how the blue water there is and how crystal clear waters of the beach so that fish and corals can be seen from the top surface of the water and of course our trip not as easy as we imagine, because the way to get there is very bad, the road is not asphalt but sand which looked mounting, truly an unforgettable experience how difficult the way through, so because our journey is still far and the road we traveled was very difficult to pass, we decided to go through the shore line. When passing on the shore line , there is the one I find the place very beautiful, quiet place, lots of trees, peaceful atmosphere, and may be inaccessible. We all do not know the name of the place. so we rested there, we played water to lose track of time, so the time was late in the afternoon and at the same time we were told to go home because there is a sudden affair. We were unable to continue the journey, and we go home.

Even though our trip was not up to Temajuk, but we’ve been satisfied with “a place we do not know what it’s called.” 

So, the favorite places I have ever Traveled to as “a place we do not know what it’s called” not bali or even abroad . if in West Kalimantan have a great place to visit why should exit the island. Even so I’m still curious how wonderful Temajuk beach and hope the coming holidays this curiosity would pay for itself and also I’ve made a list of beautiful places in West Kalimantan to visit, that is Temajuk, lemukutan island, Jamur hill , Sawi island , north Kayong and others. 

Thank you for reading my post, I hope after you read this, tell me a other good place in Kalimanan Barat