This document discusses different types of word relationships in English: synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms. It provides examples of synonyms (words with the same meaning), such as "benefit" and "profit". Examples of antonyms (words with opposite meanings) are given such as "achieve" and "fail". Homonyms are defined as words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings, like "affect" and "effect". The document encourages the reader to think about the examples in sentences to understand their proper usage and meaning. Clear understanding of these word relationships is important for correct spelling and meaning in English statements.

1. TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING ENGLISH AS A
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
COLLABORATIVE WORK II
By: TERESA AMAYA
October 14, 2015

2. Synonyms are words that have the same meaning.
Example:
Benefit . Profit
Sharp - Slick
Destitute . Bankrupt
Enourmus - Huge
Fertile – Fruitful
House – Domicile
Intelligent – Brilliant
Loyal – Faithful
Polite - Courteous
SYNONYMS, ANTONYMS, HOMONYMS

3. Let us see the words in sentences:
• In the group of lawyers only one is polite.
• The engineer is courteous with women.
• Have you seen the enormous tree in Central Park?
• Look at the huge waves they are good to go
surfing.

4. Antonyms are words that show the opposite
. Example:
Achieve – Fail
Afraid – Confident
Attack – Defend
Compliment – Insult
Decrease – Increase
Demand – Supply
Crazy – Sane
Destroy – Create
Inocent – Guilty
SYNONYMS, ANTONYMS, HOMONYMS

5. Let us see the words in sentences:
• There are some movies that make me feel afraid .
• I am confident when my children watch Disney
channel.
• Drugs make people go crazy.
• Sane people is always correct when eating or
drinking , and do not use drugs or alcohol.

6. Homonyms , words that are spelled the same pronounced
the same but have different meaning. . Example:
Affect – Effect
Blew – Blue
Crews – Cruise
Raze – Raise
Grease – Greece
Aloud – Allowed
Cereal – Serial
Cell – Sell
Flea – Flee
SYNONYMS, ANTONYMS, HOMONYMS

7. Let us see the words in sentences:
• This situation affect it both, the girl and the boy.
• The effect that caused the new place is astonishing.
• America became a continent with a mix of raze
since Christopher Columbus came.
• Prices have raise very much in groceries this days.

8. Hopefully you have clear the three different kind of
words and remember it is very important when you
use them to spell them correctly, in English one letter
changes all the meaning of a statement.
THANK YOU