The document discusses denotation and connotation in language. Denotation refers to the literal or dictionary definition of a word, while connotation refers to the implied or cultural meanings associated with a word. The document provides the example of the word "fat," where the denotation is "overweight" but the connotation carries additional implied meanings of "obese." The document appears to be notes from an English language lesson discussing these concepts and directing the reader to complete an exercise and write a paragraph on a given topic using a mind map.

1. The Quaid’s Vision and Pakistan
English
Lecture By: Miss Tayyeba

2. UNIT#6 (EXERCISE)
PG#67
What is Denotation &
Connotation

3. Almost every word has tow kinds of
meanings…
•A Literal/dictionary meaning
•A implied meaning
e.g. Fat.
Fat is an adverb and it has two meanings.
The literal meaning of fat is ‘overweight’
The implied meaning of fat is ‘obese.

6. Denotation Vs Connotation

10. TODAY’S DIARY
Solve the exercise of unit 6
and write a paragraph on the
given topic in the next slide
by following the mind map.