Basic Details
Word: Address
Part of Speech: Noun / Verb
Meaning: Noun: The place where someone lives or a location; Verb: To speak to someone or direct something to them.
Synonyms: Residence, location, direct, speak to
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- Address the issue: To discuss or deal with a problem. Example: "The teacher will address the issue of bullying in the next assembly."
- Address someone by name: To call or speak to someone using their name. Example: "In her speech, she made sure to address everyone by name to make them feel included."
Usage Examples
Example 1: Can you please write down your new address so we can send you a birthday invitation?
Example 2: The president will address the nation during the important broadcast tonight.
Example 3: It is essential to address any concerns you may have with your teacher promptly.
Fun Fact
The word "address" comes from the Latin word "ad" which means "to" and "drescare" which means "to dress or prepare". So, it originally meant "to prepare oneself to speak to someone".
Famous Quote
"You can’t just sit there and wait for people to give you that. You have to go out there and address it." — Will Smith
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "address" mean as a noun?
a) A type of food
b) A place where someone lives
c) A game
d) A toy
Answer: b) A place where someone lives
2. Which of these is a synonym of "address" when used as a verb?
a) Ignore
b) Direct
c) Forget
d) Avoid
Answer: b) Direct
3. What is an antonym of "address"?
a) Hide
b) Present
c) Show
d) Give
Answer: a) Hide
4. Which sentence uses "address" correctly as a verb?
a) I will address my friend in the park tomorrow.
b) The cat needs a nice address.
c) He will address the painting on the wall.
d) I found a new address for my bicycle.
Answer: a) I will address my friend in the park tomorrow.
5. Which idiom relates to "address"?
a) Address the issue
b) Under the weather
c) Break the ice
d) A piece of cake
Answer: a) Address the issue
