Question

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14 Elucidate the way in which the given words differ in articulation and meaning. Support your
answers with examples.
Import (N) and Import (V)
Permit (N) and Permit (V)​

Answer 1

Elucidation of the words, import and permit, as nouns and verbs

Explanation:

• Import as a noun denotes something that is from another place or country.  

1. Articulation: syllable stress at ‘im’ IMport
2. The Indian Government decided to import onion from other countries during the onion crisis.

• Import as a verb denotes to get something from another place or country

1. Articulation: Syllable stress at ‘port’ imPORT
2. Surplus amount of onions were grown locally to reduce import.

• Permit as a noun means denotes an official or government document that allows or officiates to do something or go somewhere.  

1. Articulation: Syllable stress at ‘per’ PERmit
2. Rahul is working the United States under a work permit visa. (a work permit legally and officially allows a person to work in another country)

• Permit as a verb means to give permission or allow something or someone  

1. Articulation: Syllable stress at ‘mit’ perMIT
2. The forest ranger decided to permit the vehicle into the forest after checking its official paper. (the ranger is giving permission for the vehicle to enter)

Answer 2

Clarification of the nouns and verbs import and authorise Clarification of the nouns and verbs import and authorise

Explanation:

Import is a noun that refers to something that originates from another country or location.

IMport articulation: syllable stress at 'im'

During the onion crisis, the Indian government opted to import onion from other countries.

Import as a verb means to obtain something from a different location or country.

imPORT articulation: syllable stress at 'port'

To limit imports, a surplus of onions was cultivated domestically.

Permit is a term that refers to an official or government document that authorises or authorises someone to do or go somewhere.

PERmit articulation: syllable stress at 'per'

Rahul is employed in the United States on the basis of a work permit. (a work permit allows a person to legally and officially work in another nation)

Permit is a verb that meaning to allow or grant permission to something or someone.

Articulation:'mit' perMIT has a syllable stress.

The forest ranger decided to permit the vehicle into the forest after checking its official paper. (the ranger is giving permission for the vehicle to enter)

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