Word: Commemorative
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Commemorative means made, done or held to honour and remember an important person or event.
Syllables: com - mem - o - ra - tive
Tricky part: There are three m's: two together at the start, then one more after the e. Students often write comemorative or commemmorative.
Watch out for: comemorative, commemmorative
Memory tip: Picture three candles at a ceremony: two stand side by side at the front, and one stands alone after the e.
Example 1: Uncle keeps a commemorative coin from the year he joined the railways.
Example 2: The school printed a commemorative booklet for its golden jubilee.
Example 3: Runners in the marathon received commemorative medals at the finish line.
One of independent India's best-known commemorative issues is the set of four Gandhi stamps released on 15 August 1948, the first anniversary of independence.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
To mark the hundredth year of the city library, the town council planted a commemoritive garden of neem trees outside its main gate.
a) council
b) hundredth
c) commemoritive
d) garden
c) commemoritive. After the last m comes o, then ra, so the word ends in orative, not oritive.
Choose the synonym of the word commemorative as used in the sentence:
A commemorative plaque was unveiled at the school on its hundredth birthday.
a) decorative
b) memorial
c) temporary
d) wooden
b) memorial. A commemorative plaque is a memorial one, put up so that people remember the day.
Choose the meaning of the word that is spelt wrongly.
1. anniversery 2. monument 3. ceremony 4. commemorative
a) a building or statue put up to remember someone
b) a formal event held on an important occasion
c) the date each year on which something happened in an earlier year
d) made to honour and remember a person or event
c) the date each year on which something happened in an earlier year. Anniversary ends in ary, not ery; the other three are correct.
Rearrange the jumbled letters in the sentence to form the right word:
Grandpa framed the imecormomaevt stamp issued for the poet's hundredth birthday.
a) commemorative
b) cooperative
c) comparative
d) communicative
a) commemorative. The jumble has three m's, which only commemorative has; communicative needs a u, an n, a c and an i.
1. A commemorative stamp is printed in order to ____.
a) test a new printing ink
b) mark an important person or event
c) pay for a parcel sent abroad
d) replace an old stamp design
b) mark an important person or event
2. A commemorative match is played ____.
a) to test the pitch at a new ground
b) to choose players for a school team
c) to honour a famous player or event
d) to decide who wins the league
c) to honour a famous player or event
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