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Do you like English stories? Is he clever? Yes, because he is clever enough to use the relations between words to make himself understood at last. Let’s check some exercises together ! Besides the three ways, we can also guess the meaning of a word from common sense or…, Now, Let’s have a look at these five aspects one by one. What does the word … mean? How do you know? For the second way of using antonym, we usually can do it with the help of the words like: unlike , but, however, while, instead, on the contrary, in contrast, on the other hand and so on. Now let’s read the words together. What does the word … mean? How do you know? What does the word … mean? How do you know? What does the word … mean? How do you know? What does the word … mean? How do you know? Sometimes, we can determine the meaning with the cause and effect relations, we do it usually with the help of certain conjunctions like: because, as, since, so, for, as a result, therefore. Etc. What does the word … mean? How do you know? The conjunction word “ since” give us the necessary clue to judge the meaning of the word “ presumptuous” What does the word … mean? How do you know? “And” in this sentence link two quite different kinds of people, we can see it from the following two phrases: the urban and rural, the young and old, so we know illiterate must have the opposite meaning to educated What would you do if you were him at that time? How many ways did we talk about today? What are they? Do you like English stories? Today I will tell you a story about a French student who goes to London… First, let’s have a look at an example. Do you know what the word “shoplifter” mean? And if I give you such a context, can you tell me ( its meaning) now? How do you know (it means “ A thief”)? – Yes, from the description clue “ … who always …” Guessing The Words * Guessing The Words * Guessing The Words * Guessing the words * Guessing the words Discussion: What would you do