1. Go straight - The opposite of "go straight" is "turn" or "go in the opposite direction." This means changing the course or direction of movement.
To explain this to a student, you can say that when we go straight, we move in a straight line without changing direction. However, if we want to go in a different direction, we have to turn or go in the opposite way.
Example: If I am going straight on a road, but I want to go to a store on the right side, I have to turn right. Turning right means going in a different direction than straight.
2. Run - The opposite of "run" is "walk" or "stand still." Running involves a faster pace with both feet leaving the ground, while walking is slower and at least one foot is always on the ground.
To explain this to a student, you can say that running is like moving quickly with big steps and both feet off the ground. Walking, on the other hand, is moving at a slower pace with one foot always touching the ground.
Example: If we are playing a game and running, but suddenly we need to slow down or stop, we have to walk or stand still. Walking means moving at a slower pace with one foot on the ground.
3. Back seat - The opposite of "back seat" is "front seat." In a vehicle, the back seat is located behind the front seats, while the front seat is positioned in front of the back seat.
To explain this to a student, you can say that the back seat is where we usually sit in a car, van, or bus when we are not driving. It is behind the driver and the front passenger. The front seat, on the other hand, is where the driver and usually one passenger sit.
Example: If there are four people and two seats available in the car, and you want to sit where the driver sits, you should choose the front seat because the back seat is behind the driver. Sitting in the front seat means being closer to where the driver sits.
To explain this to a student, you can say that when we go straight, we move in a straight line without changing direction. However, if we want to go in a different direction, we have to turn or go in the opposite way.
Example: If I am going straight on a road, but I want to go to a store on the right side, I have to turn right. Turning right means going in a different direction than straight.
2. Run - The opposite of "run" is "walk" or "stand still." Running involves a faster pace with both feet leaving the ground, while walking is slower and at least one foot is always on the ground.
To explain this to a student, you can say that running is like moving quickly with big steps and both feet off the ground. Walking, on the other hand, is moving at a slower pace with one foot always touching the ground.
Example: If we are playing a game and running, but suddenly we need to slow down or stop, we have to walk or stand still. Walking means moving at a slower pace with one foot on the ground.
3. Back seat - The opposite of "back seat" is "front seat." In a vehicle, the back seat is located behind the front seats, while the front seat is positioned in front of the back seat.
To explain this to a student, you can say that the back seat is where we usually sit in a car, van, or bus when we are not driving. It is behind the driver and the front passenger. The front seat, on the other hand, is where the driver and usually one passenger sit.
Example: If there are four people and two seats available in the car, and you want to sit where the driver sits, you should choose the front seat because the back seat is behind the driver. Sitting in the front seat means being closer to where the driver sits.