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Conjunction
Tag
Collocation
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The students were taught how to construct a sentence.
The students learnt how to construct a sentence.
The teacher taught the students how to construct a sentence.
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I wouldnโt give him the answers, even if he were family.
I said that the student should leave the room immediately.
If I had worked harder at school, I would have achieved an A*.
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Intransitive
Clause
Idiom
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portmanteau
malapropism
oxymoron
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palindrome
acronym
chronogram
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homonym
ambigram
lipogram
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eponym
sobriquet
pseudonym
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oxymoron
auto-antonym
pangram
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retronym
anagram
malapropism
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tautogram
backronym
chronogram
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homophones
homonyms
homographs
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homonyms
homophones
homographs
14 Comments
I got 18 out of 18!
You know your stuff when it comes to all the different kinds of word play – and there is a wide, wide variety as you’ve seen here. Word play is all over the place, and if you’re doing something clever in your writing, odds are you’re participating in it in some way!Share this quiz with your friends and see how they fare!
I got 17 out of 18!
I got tripped up by the homo- terms. Also, 44% through the quiz there is a question about terms made from a combination of parts of words in a phrase, such as radar or . The answer given was “acronym” but it is misleading. An acronym is a combination of letters that are spoken as a complete word, such as radar or NATO. More frequently, however, the letters cannot be easily said as a complete word, such as CIA or AI. These are called “initialisms.” Both acronyms and initialisms are types of abbreviations.
9/18 Only just half, hate these quizzes don’t know why I did it. Sure I never learnt this stuff at school or can’t remember!!!
I got 15 out of 18!
You know your stuff when it comes to all the different kinds of word play – and there is a wide, wide variety as you’ve seen here.
Two of my mistakes came from words that I had never heard before. Live and learn, eh.
I got 18 out of 18!
You know your stuff when it comes to all the different kinds of word play – and there is a wide, wide variety as you’ve seen here. Word play is all over the place, and if you’re doing something clever in your writing, odds are you’re participating in it in some way!
Share this quiz with your friends and see how they fare!
18/18
You know your stuff when it comes to all the different kinds of word play – and there is a wide, wide variety as you’ve seen here. Word play is all over the place, and if you’re doing something clever in your writing, odds are you’re participating in it in some way!
I got 12 out of 18!
You know your stuff when it comes to all the different kinds of word play – and there is a wide, wide variety as you’ve seen here. Word play is all over the place, and if you’re doing something clever in your writing, odds are you’re participating in it in some way!
Share this quiz with your friends and see how they fare!
I got 18 out of 18!
You know your stuff when it comes to all the different kinds of word play – and there is a wide, wide variety as you’ve seen here. Word play is all over the place, and if you’re doing something clever in your writing, odds are you’re participating in it in some way!
Share this quiz with your friends and see how they fare!
6/18 Terrible, don’t use these words or if I do don’t know it. Can’t remember learning about them in school altho it’s a very long time ago. Have heard of most of them just didn’t know what they meant, stupid, yes I probably am could I care less NO.
6 / 18 33% I`ve spoken the English language for 63 years, but I don`t know the English Terminology.
10/18
I’m unable to complete this quiz due to a lot of the questions having the upper portion cut off and not being able to be seen!! โน๏ธ
Sorry about that! Weโve fixed the issue with the questions being cut off. Please give the quiz another try, and let us know if you run into any more problems. Thanks for your patience, and happy quizzing!
18/18!!!