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Discuss how you can use this homonym in your everyday life. Practice Using Idioms using the Homonym
Homonym: ROW
On Saturday, I sat in the front row at the theater, excited to see the play up close. Later, while walking through the garden, I noticed neat rows of flowers planted in bright colors. In the afternoon, my brother and I took a boat out on the lake, and we had to row hard against the wind to keep moving straight. That evening, I overheard two classmates having a loud row about who should lead their project group, and it made the room tense for a while. Before going to bed, I lined up my books in a perfect row on the shelf, feeling proud of how organized it looked.”
How many meanings did you find?
List of the different ways that this word can be used.
List of Meanings
A line of seats or objects.
To move a boat with oars.
A loud argument.
Idioms To Use
In a row – one after another.
Row the boat – literal or figurative effort.
Have a row – have an argument.
