Making Sentences with Antonyms and Synonyms – Basic 2 English Lesson Note (Third Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 2
- Term
- Third Term
- Topic
- Making Sentences with Antonyms and Synonyms
- Order
- Topic 2 of 34 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Assemble some synonyms and antonyms
- Categorize synonyms and antonyms
- Apply synonyms and antonyms to sentences
Content
Sentence Patterns with Synonyms
Pattern 1: The big elephant was enormous. Pattern 2: She felt happy and joyful. Pattern 3: The fast car moved quickly.
Sentence Patterns with Antonyms
Pattern 1: The soup is hot, but the ice cream is cold. Pattern 2: My bag is heavy, while yours is light. Pattern 3: The tall boy played with the short girl.
Categorizing Words
Size Words:
- Synonyms: big, large, huge
- Antonyms: big ↔ small
Feeling Words:
- Synonyms: happy, glad, cheerful
- Antonyms: happy ↔ sad
Exercises
- Write 3 sentences using synonym pairs
- Write 3 sentences using antonym pairs
- Sort 10 words into synonym and antonym groups
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 2 Third Term · 34 topics
- Antonyms and Synonyms
- Making Sentences with Antonyms and Synonyms
- Poetry (Rhyming Poems)
- Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
- Concepts of Print: Recognizing Different Prints
- Phonics: Learn Sounds Through Song
- Picture Reading
- Listening and Telling a Story
- Vocabulary Building: Words and Meaning
- Supplementary Reading
- Spelling: Five Letter Words


