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Grade 3 English Language - Context for Word Definition — Flashcards

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Literal and nonliteral meanings are found in many reading and writings. There are some phrases that do not have the same meaning as the individual words in the phrase. You need to be aware of the meanings of these kind of phrases. Some of these are literal but some are nonliteral. Context clues help students figure out the meanings of words and phrases.

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What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below?
When the PEDESTRIAN walked across the street, he looked both ways for cars.
Someone who walks.
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