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Learning word power and ways vocabulary helps to build better sentences. In this file, you are also provided with practice questions and examples.  \nWord Power is the knowledge of one's vocabulary and capacity and the ability to use it wherever and whenever necessary for successful communication.  \nImage: Vocabulary  \nVocabulary is a word that a person is familiar with or that is employed in a specific book, subject, etc.  \nWord Building  \nWord:  \nA word can be broadly described as a fundamental component of language with an objective or useful meaning, the ability to stand alone, and the inability to be interrupted.  \nPhrase:  \nAny grouping of words with a common meaning—unlike a sentence, which combines a subject and a predicate—is referred to as a phrase.  \nDifferent Phrases  \n• Noun phrase:  \nWith all ofits various determiners that change the noun, it acts like a noun when used in a sentence. The headword of the phrase is the noun, and the remaining words are positioned after or before it.  \nnoun + modifiers = noun phrase  \nExamples:  \nShe is dressed in a lovely saree.  \n• Adjective Phrase:  \nA set of words and their modifiers that serve as such an idiom in a statement are known as an adjective phrase.  \nAn adjective phrase functions as an adjective in a sentence to modify (or explain) a noun or pronoun.  \nExamples:  \nHe smells strongly of a flowery perfume. (changes the perfume)  \n• Prepositional Phrase:  \nThese are the expressions that are used the most frequently. You'll come across these all the time, in sentences, clauses, and even phrases.  \nFor instance: The oppressive-looking women appeared worn out and irritated.  \n• The Participial Phrase:  \n• This sentence starts with a former or present participle, which is then followed by its determiners and modifiers.  \nExample:  \nJim realised he had arrived at the valley when he felt the fresh air.  \n• The Gerund Phrase:  \nGerunds, which also start with the verb's-ing form, coupled with the verb's object and modifiers, might resemble participle phrases in appearance.  \nFor example, Hugh was afraid while riding the Spanish bulls.  \nReading is my favourite hobby.  \nShe considered dancing professionally.  \n• The Infinitive Phrase:  \nA phrase with an infinitive also has its objects and modifiers, such as \"to sleep,\"\"to have walked,\" \"to think,\" and \"to toss.\"  \nFor example: His only desire was to dance freely.  \n\n| Verb | Noun | Adjective |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Amuse | Amusement | Amusing |\n| Approach | Approach | Approachable |\n| Appreciate | Appreciation | Appreciable |\n| Enable | Ability | Able |\n| Accept | Acceptance | Acceptable |\n| Accuse | Accusation | Accusing |\n\n| Calm | Calm | Calmness |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\n\n| Achieve | Achievement | Achievable |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Agree | Agreement | Agreeable |\n| Approve | Approval | Approving |\n| Beautify | Beauty | Beautiful |\n| Centralize | Centre | Centralization |\n| Characterize | Character | Characteristic |\n| Circulate | Circulation | Circular |\n| Bore | Bore | Boredom |\n| Care | Care | Careful |\n| Attend | Attention | Attentive |\n| Act | Action | Activity |\n| Argue | Argument | Arguable |\n| Admire | Admiration | Admirable |\n| Advice | Advice | Advisable |\n| Add | Addition | Additional |\n| Approximate | Approximation | Approximate |\n| Believe | Belief | Believable |\n\n\n| Antonyms\u003Cbr>They refer to opposite words. |\n| --- |\n| Word Opposite/Antonym Approve Disapprove Always Never Decline to Accept Backward Forward Accurate Inaccurate Ancient Modern Agree Disagree Attractive Repulsive Appear Disappear Absent Present Advantage Disadvantage Enemy Ally Abundant Scarce Admit Deny Against For\u003Cbr>|\n\n\n| Arrive | Depart |\n| --- | --- |\n| Artificial | Natural |\n| Beautiful | Ugly |\n| Alive | Dead |\n| All | None |\n| Bad | Good |\n| Apart | Together |\n| Answer ","cbCaieoha59IT3Kr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieoha59IT3Kr","pdf",525535,18,"English","# Word Power\n## Vocabulary\n## Word Building\n## Different Phrases\n# Vocabulary Reference Practice\n## Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives\n## Antonyms\n## Synonyms\n## Homophones\n## Idioms and phrases","[{\"question\":\"What does “Word Power” mean in this chapter?\",\"answer\":\"Word Power refers to knowledge of one’s vocabulary and the ability to use it at the right time and place for successful communication.\"},{\"question\":\"What is a phrase, and how is it different from a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"A phrase is a grouping of words with a common meaning. 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