Learn Class 7 English - Analogies and Spellings

Analogies and spellings - a class 7 student, must be familiar with it. When a class 7 student writes a word, there are two things to be aware of: spelling and analog (relation between two words).

Class 7 students need to learn about these terms briefly to get an idea about the importance of these terms and how it helps in building a proper sentence.

Analogy

The Analogy is the world-class seven students have been using for the long term, but some students are aware of it.

Analog refers to comparing two things, determining the relation between two words or something. There are several examples of analogy-

1. Socks to the feet are like the gloves to the hands.
2. The sword to the warrior is like the pen to the writer

Analogy helps in determining what two words stand for individually.

Spelling

The construction of words is through spelling; every particular word has different spellings. However, as a class 7 student, there are some spellings that you should be aware of and their meanings.

1. Haphazard - The meaning of Haphazard is random
2. Dumbstruck - The meaning of Dumbstruck is speechless.