It's strange and interesting to realize that there are words that are spelled and sound the same but have different meanings.
Meanings of the word
The noun "lesson" has several related meanings:
- a 45-minute time slot in secondary schools dedicated to studying one subject;
- tutoring, home teaching, self-employment;
- homework assigned to consolidate the studied material and prepare for the study of a new topic;
- notation, moralizing;
- instructive, often negative, experience that allows you to draw certain conclusions for the future;
- at the enterprise - a certain amount of work that should be done during the shift or part of it;
- view of tribute in the Old Russian principality.
Sentences with the word "lesson" in different meanings
Just memorizing the definition of a noun is not enough. To consolidate theoretical knowledge, it will be useful to carefully study the examples below and make sentences with the word "lesson".
- Vladislav fell ill with the flu, it seemed to him that the lessonlasted 450 minutes (class at school).
- After the lessons, the ninth grade students went to the exhibition at the local history museum.
- The salary was not enough, Lyudmila Alexandrovna worked part-time with lessons (tutoring).
- To earn money by teaching, you need to apply for a patent.
- Did you do all the lessons (homework)?
- How many lessons are given in first grade?
- I'm tired of your boring lessons (moralizing).
- His lessons went past Misha's ears, heart and brain.
- I learned a good lesson: no one else will persuade me to play preference (inference based on experience).
- This lesson cost Alexei too much: in a year he lost almost all his loved ones.
- The worker completed the lesson in a few hours, but could not go home early (daily rate).
- Make as many sentences as possible with the word "lesson".
- The landlord gave the peasants an exorbitant lesson (tribute, dues).
- Lensky freed his serfs from the lesson, which caused discontent among the neighbors, and then completely gave them freedom.
Now make sentences with the word "lesson" on your own.
