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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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ANALOGIES

COMPARISON OF TWO SETS OF WORDS 3-9-15
Photo by Filippo C
2.

SYNONYM ANALOGIES

TWO SETS OF SYNONYMS COMPARED TO ANOTHER SET OF SYNONYMS
Photo by Aleksandar Kolov
3.

FIRE IS TO

FIRE IS TO
Photo by young_einstein
4.

WATER, AS

Photo by kevin dooley
5.

LAVA IS TO

Photo by gnuckx
6.

ICE

Photo by Kevin Saff
7.

ANTONYM ANALOGIES

SET OF OPPOSITE WORDS COMPARED TO ANOTHER
Photo by gorfor
8.

HOT IS TO

Photo by Viktor Hertz
9.

COLD, AS

Photo by Cost3l
10.

FRIEND IS TO

11.

ENEMY

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HOMONYM ANALOGIES

SET OF TWO WORDS THAT SOUND THE SAME COMPARED TO ANOTHER
Photo by Royalty-free image collection
13.

YOUR IS TO

Photo by Lotus Carroll
14.

YOU'RE, AS

Photo by Lee Edwin Coursey
15.

THEY'RE IS TO

Photo by Kaibab National Forest
16.

THERE

Photo by JeepersMedia
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CATEGORY ANALOGIES

SET OF WORDS THAT ARE IN THE SAME CATEGORY COMPARED TO ANOTHER
Photo by Brett L.
18.

BASKETBALL IS TO

Photo by Zawezome
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FOOTBALL, AS

Photo by Ed Yourdon
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POP IS TO

Photo by Eduardo Deboni
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INSTRUMENTAL

Photo by Matthew Trudeau Photography
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SUB-CATEGORY ANALOGIES

SET OF WORDS THAT ARE CONNECTED BETWEEN THEIR BASIC FEATURES COMPARED TO ANOTHER
Photo by mhaithaca
23.

DOG IS TO

Photo by ETersigni
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BULLDOG, AS

Photo by Sebastian Bulldog
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BIRD IS TO

Photo by blmiers2
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PARROT

Photo by rougenair
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WHOLE-PART ANALOGIES

SET OF WORDS THAT ARE LITERALLY CONNECTED COMPARED TO ANOTHER
Photo by RachelEllen
28.

PLANE IS TO

Photo by amadeus fotografi
29.

WINGS, AS

Photo by betta design
30.

BICYCLE IS TO

Photo by i k o
31.

WHEEL

Photo by Nanagyei
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OBJECT-ACTION ANALOGIES

SET OF WORDS THAT TELL WHAT THEY'RE MEANT FOR COMPARED TO ANOTHER
Photo by @Doug88888
33.

CAR IS TO

Photo by T.Phipps Photography
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DRIVES, AS

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JET IS TO

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FLIES

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VERB FORM ANALOGIES

DIFFERENT TENSES OF VERBS COMPARED TO ANOTHER
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CONCLUSION..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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