100 Common English Antonyms – Reference + Gap-Fill Activity

This is a brand new free printable worksheet for English teachers and students at Elementary level and above. Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings, for example, yes / no.

We often think of adjectives as words that have opposites – like good / bad and hot / cold – but other kinds of words also have antonyms, including adverbs (best / worst), verbs (start / finish), nouns (summer / winter), and determiners (this / that).

‘Antonym’ comes from the Greek words anti (against) + ónoma (name).

Featuring 100 common English antonyms, this useful resource will help students to understand this topic in English vocabulary. The accompanying gap-fill worksheet (below) allows students to research and find the opposite word for each antonym pair.

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Direct download: https://purlandtraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/100-common-english-antonyms.pdf

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