ENGLISH 7 Prepared by: JESSIE L. ESTRELLA II VLADIMER LOPEZ REY LEGARDA 4 Pics 1 Word C O O O H C L W F O O L R O R G O 4 Pics 1 Word F L R R R A U U O I I Q T L T F X 4 Pics 1 Word F E O L H C O W F W O L E R L R G O 4 Pics 1 Word A L A N N C I W F M O M A L I R A L OBJECTIVES: A.Define what is Hyponyms. B.Distinguish Hyponyms from Hypernyms. C.Identify polysemous words D.Value the importance of knowing words that may vary in function and definition depending in each usage in the sentence/text. E. Complete the table by giving an appropriate hyponym to general terms. F. Identify applicable definition of a polysemous word in a given sentence. HYPONYMS • Are specific examples of the general word or term, which in turn is called Hypernym. • For example: • PEARL is a hyponym of the general name GEMSTONE. • NECKLACE a hyponym of the general name JEWELRY. • EXPLORERS a hyponym of the general name PEOPLE. E X A M P L E S E X A M P L E S E X A M P L E S DRILL • Complete the table below by giving an appropriate hyponym for each general term. Sport Volleyball, basketball, dart, table tennis DRILL • Complete the table below by giving an appropriate hyponym for each general term. Clothing Zara, penshoppe, adidas, nike, molecules, particles DRILL • Complete the table below by giving an appropriate hyponym for each general term. Gadget Cellphone, desktop, laptop, ipad, DRILL • Complete the table below by giving an appropriate hyponym for each general term. Food Viand, dessert, native delicacies Adobo, fried chicken, tinola Puto, cassava, suman Salad, cake, cookies TELL ME SOMETHING! What is the relationship of hypernyms and hyponyms? Do you think knowing and understanding polysemous words will enrich our vocabulary? • How will these concepts help us to be a good communicator? Activity worksheet •Complete the table by giving an appropriate hyponym to general terms. •The activity will posted in the LEAP. REFERENCES: • Textbook: English Communication Arts and Skills, Phoenix Publishing House, by: Milagros G. Lapid and Josephine Serrano pp.179 and 233. • https://www.slideshare.net/KIIE1/hypernyms-ppt