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7 th Vocabulary. t end, tens, tenu : “stretch, thin”. Think about it…. 1. Describe how a tent is set up. How does tent mean “stretch or thin?”. tent : canvas ‘stretched’ tight over a frame.
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7th Vocabulary tend, tens, tenu: “stretch, thin”
Think about it… 1. Describe how a tent is set up. How does tent mean “stretch or thin?” tent: canvas ‘stretched’ tight over a frame
2. When small children play house, they often pretend to be grown-ups. How does pretend mean “stretch or thin?” pretend: “stretch” the truth
3. Describe what an extension cord is used for. How does extension mean “stretch or thin?” extension: ‘stretches’ ‘out’
4. Olympic athletes are contenders for gold, silver, or bronze medals. How does contender mean “stretch or thin?” contender: ‘stretching’ ‘with’ others to compete
Literal, Figurative or Both? tent pretend extension contenders
*She had traveled extensively but still intended to visit more countries. -‘stretched’ ‘out’ over a broad area -‘stretched’ ‘in’ a certain direction *When our attention is focused, we also tense our facial muscles. -’stretch’ ‘toward’ an area of concentration -’stretched’ tightly
*Intense stress sometimes causes hypertension. -focus ‘stretched’ ‘on’ something -’overly’ ‘stretched’ or ‘thin’ veins *A school superintendent has many responsibilities. -someone who watches or ‘stretches’ ‘over’ others *Tardiness is often excused if there are extenuating circumstances.
-’thinned’ ‘out’ or less severe tender: easily chewed because it is thin distended: the state of being ‘stretched’ ‘out’ tenuous: ‘thin’; having little substance contend: to ‘stretch’ or strive for something