Connotation involves all of the positive and negative things associated with a word. Words with the same denotation (meaning) can have very different connotations.
for example: calling someone who dislikes spending money thrifty budget-savvy is very different from calling that person stingy or scrooge.
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I’ll add as well if you want
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ok also if this is for homework change it up a bit incase they have originallity report also this is like a dhar man script
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Hi friend 1 hi friend 2 wanna go to the mall friend 1 ok friend 2 goes to the mall
robber 1 EVERYBODY GET ON THE GROUND friend 1 ok friend 2 ok
robber 1 HEY YOU WHATS YOUR NAME friend 1 friend 1
robber 1 WELL THATS SOME NICE JEWLERY GIVE ME IT friend 1 please no its was my grandmothers robber 1 WELL I DONT CARE friend 2 punches robber
robber 1 panicks and friend 2 and robber have huge fight friend 2 wins the fight but is badly injured robber 1 gets arrested friend 2 has serious injuries and will die if he does get treated but he doesnt have enough money. friend 1 is sad and post the story on go fund me. overnight go fund me page blows up. Friend one gives money for treatment to friend 2. Friend 2 lives and happy ever after.
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the conscious Act of recognizing understanding and accurately interpreting the messages communicated by others is called listening.</em></u></h2><h2><u><em /></u></h2>
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