Word: Mentioned
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Past tense of mention: spoke or wrote about something briefly.
Synonyms: remarked, noted, referred to, stated
Antonyms: concealed, omitted
Syllables: men - tioned
Tricky part: The shun sound is spelt tion, and the n is not doubled before ed.
Watch out for: mensioned, mentionned, mentiond
Memory tip: Mention ends in tion like action and station; to make the past tense, just add ed and change nothing else.
Example 1: Did the teacher mention the test date? Yes, she mentioned it twice.
Example 2: The newspaper mentioned our school's science project.
Example 3: He never mentioned that he could play the sitar.
Mention comes from Latin mentio, 'a calling to mind', which is related to mens, the Latin word for mind.
Choose the word closest in meaning to mentioned as used in the sentence:
The guide mentioned that the fort was built in the sixteenth century.
a) concealed
b) denied
c) remarked
d) forgot
c) remarked. To mention is to remark on something briefly; concealed and denied are the opposite.
Fill in the missing letters:
men_io_ed
a) t, m
b) c, n
c) s, n
d) t, n
d) t, n. Mention is spelt with tion, and ed simply follows the n.
Unjumble the word in the sentence and choose it:
The principal deinetomn our project in the morning assembly.
a) mentioned
b) sentenced
c) mentored
d) motioned
a) mentioned. The principal spoke about the project in the assembly, so he mentioned it; motioned and mentored cannot be built from these letters.
1. 'As mentioned above' in a letter refers to something ____.
a) never written
b) written by someone else
c) written later
d) written earlier
d) written earlier
2. Mentioned is closest in meaning to ____.
a) shouted at
b) referred to
c) hidden away
d) written over
b) referred to
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