alleryStart learning →For two words to be synonyms, what must be true of their part of speech?
AThey must differ
BThey must match
CBoth must be verbs
DBoth must be nouns
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. They must match
Synonyms can be any part of speech, provided both words belong to the same one.
Keep practising Synonyms
Browse all Synonyms questions for SSC CGL, or explore more English topics.
Related questions
Homophones are often used in wordplay to create what?In some non-rhotic accents such as Received Pronunciation, court and caught are what?Profit and prophet, which sound alike, come ultimately from which languages?Why is the e kept in dyeing?Which spelling of the past participle of bear now means 'carried'?Malapropisms, which create comic effect, are usually what?Whose radio play Under Milk Wood uses the pun on mourning and morning?A unit pronounced the same as another is said to be what?