Tm2u5 Wordfamilies
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1. The document discusses word families by providing 10 sentences with blanks to be filled in by choosing the correctly related word from 4 options given after each sentence. It covers words like devotion, origin, secure, enjoyment, appreciate, descriptive, players, acceptable, useless, and profitable. 2. The sentences test the understanding of word relationships and choosing the word that fits grammatically and semantically in the given context from the options provided. 3. The document aims to help with vocabulary building and understanding how different forms of a word may be used in language through examples of word families.
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