1. What are the contents in the entry of a dictionary?
answer : A dictionary entry is a set of information that describes a word or phrase. A typical entry in Macmillan Dictionary consists of: a headword [1], which is shown in either black or red at the top of the entry; information about the word's meaning or meanings, called definition(s) [2].
2.How are dictionary and thesaurus alike? different?
answer : Dictionaries and thesauri are reference books for words. A Dictionary contains alphabetical lists of words that includes the meaning, etymology and pronunciation while the thesaurus is a book that contains synonyms and even antonyms. ... While a dictionary defines a word, a thesaurus gives a choice of words for each entry.
3. What are the steps you will do in searching a word online? answer : ( Diko po alam dito )
4. If you are given a word to search, which will you use a dictionary, a thesaurus, or an online checking, why
Answer :
A dictionary can help you determine the precise denotations of words, while a thesaurus, used responsibly, can help you to capture subtle differences in the connotations of words.
