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Are They T he Same??

Are They T he Same??. By: Wesley Wells October 15, 2010 Language Arts Class Mr. Peterkin 7-2. Knight ?. Kn ight- noun- A mounted soldier serving under a feudal superior in the Middle Ages .

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Are They T he Same??

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  1. Are They The Same?? By: Wesley Wells October 15, 2010 Language Arts Class Mr. Peterkin 7-2

  2. Knight ? • Knight-noun- A mounted soldier serving under a feudal superior in the Middle Ages. • The reason that the two words are the same because the Kn is silent so that is why I picked the words because it sounds just alike. • ARE • THEY • THE • SAME? • http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/knight

  3. Night? • Night –noun- the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise. • See now night has some synonyms of it own which are after dark, after hours, bedtime, before dawn, black, blackness, dark, dark hours, darkness, dead of night, dim, dusk to dawn, duskiness, evening, eventide, gloom, midnight, nightfall, night tide, nighttime, obscurity, pitch dark, twilight, witching hour. • The word night only has one antonym (opposite) which is (day) • Now I know what you are thinking” these words do not sound the same, but these words are something similar to the word night • http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/night

  4. What’s the Mnemonic? • As you can see that the two pictures are not the same, but do the two meanings mean the same thing? • The two words are both nouns but they are totally different. There is a real easy way of remembering the two words. • The Knight is a person and Night is a type of setting. • A Knight is a real person but does not really exist anymore. • A Night is not really living but it indicates that it is time to go to sleep. • DO • YOU • SEE • THE • DIFFERENCE • ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

  5. APPLAUSE!!!!!

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