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DIRECTIONS: READ EACH WORD PAIR. DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENCE IN CONNOTATION BETWEEN EACH WORD
1. FUNNY/HILARIOUS
2. EXTRACTED/YANKED
ACTIVE/ENERGETIC
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1. FUNNY / HILARIOUS
- Funny is a general, milder term for something that causes amusement; it can also mean odd or suspicious (“that’s funny”).
- Hilarious is stronger and more emphatic, suggesting uproarious laughter; it’s more informal and hyperbolic.
2. EXTRACTED / YANKED
- Extracted is neutral/formal and implies removal done deliberately, often carefully or technically (e.g., data or a tooth extracted).
- Yanked is informal and forceful, implying a sudden, rough pull and possibly damage.
3. ACTIVE / ENERGETIC
- Active describes being engaged, taking part, or moving regularly; it’s relatively neutral and can refer to involvement or use.
- Energetic emphasizes high intensity, vigor, or dynamism; it carries a more positive, lively connotation.
- Funny is a general, milder term for something that causes amusement; it can also mean odd or suspicious (“that’s funny”).
- Hilarious is stronger and more emphatic, suggesting uproarious laughter; it’s more informal and hyperbolic.
2. EXTRACTED / YANKED
- Extracted is neutral/formal and implies removal done deliberately, often carefully or technically (e.g., data or a tooth extracted).
- Yanked is informal and forceful, implying a sudden, rough pull and possibly damage.
3. ACTIVE / ENERGETIC
- Active describes being engaged, taking part, or moving regularly; it’s relatively neutral and can refer to involvement or use.
- Energetic emphasizes high intensity, vigor, or dynamism; it carries a more positive, lively connotation.
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