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PHẦN I

The document consists of multiple sections focusing on linguistic concepts such as synonyms, antonyms, sense relations, figures of speech, polysemy, and homonymy. It includes exercises to complete sentences, identify types of antonyms, sense relations, and processes with their participants. Each section requires specific linguistic knowledge and understanding of terminology.

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PHẦN I

The document consists of multiple sections focusing on linguistic concepts such as synonyms, antonyms, sense relations, figures of speech, polysemy, and homonymy. It includes exercises to complete sentences, identify types of antonyms, sense relations, and processes with their participants. Each section requires specific linguistic knowledge and understanding of terminology.

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PHẦN I.

Complete each of the following sentences with NO MORE THAN ONE WORD

1. Synonyms

2. Hyponymy

3. Homographs

4. Behavioral

5. Association

PHẦN II. Indicate the types of antonyms

6. give/take → Conversive/Relational antonyms

7. children/kids → Stylistic synonyms

8. sidewalk/pavement → Territorial synonyms (Mỹ vs. Anh)

9. high/low → Gradable antonyms

10. house/slum → Hyponymy

PHẦN III. Identify the types of sense relations

11. nice – Stylistic synonym (substitutional)

12. tiring/memorable – Contradictory (Substitutional)

13. laptop/screen – Part-whole (Meronymy)

14. music/pop – Hyponymy

15. bush/plant – Hyponymy

PHẦN IV. Indicate the figure of speech

16. medicine – Metaphor

17. Ford – Metonymy

PHẦN V. Identify whether the bold words are polysemy or homonymy

21. question/questions → Polysemy (related meanings of 'ask' and 'issue')

22. arm/arms → Polysemy (body part vs. sleeves – related by extension)

23. subject → Full homonyms. (academic discipline vs. person under authority)
24. flower/flour → Homonymy – Homophones (different spelling & meaning, same pronunciation)

25. pupils → Homonymy – Full homonyms (student vs. part of the eye)

PHẦN VI. Identify types of processes and participants

26. understand that God wants to take me further → Mental process, Senser: I, Phenomenon:
that God...

27. has a right → Relational process, Carrier: Every citizen in our land, Attribute: a right to live...

28. will be decorated → Material process (Passive), Goal: the room, Process: be decorated

29. promised → Verbal process, Sayer: They, Verbiage: to protect the rights...

30. should be no room → Existential process, Existent: no room for prejudice

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