Select the correct spelling of the underline word. They denied having any associasion with the terrorists.
association
The question asks us to identify the correct spelling of the underlined word "associasion" in the sentence: "They denied having any associasion with the terrorists." Spelling accurately is crucial for clear communication.
The word "associasion" is not the correct spelling in English. It appears to be an attempt to spell a word related to connecting or joining with someone or something. Let's examine the options provided to find the proper spelling.
The correct word is "association". It means a group of people organized for a joint purpose, or the act of associating or state of being associated (connected). For instance, a sports club is an association. Having an association with someone means being connected to them.
Let's look closely at the four options provided:
We need to determine which of these spellings matches the correct English word "association".
Let's compare the incorrect spelling "associasion" from the sentence with the options and the known correct spelling "association".
| Word | Analysis | Correct? |
|---|---|---|
| associasion (from question) | Incorrect spelling. Contains 's' instead of 'c' and 's' instead of 't' in the suffix. | No |
| asociation (Option 1) | Missing the first 's', and has 'c' instead of 't' in the suffix. | No |
| asocciation (Option 2) | Contains double 'c' and 't', but is missing the first 's'. | No |
| assosiation (Option 3) | Has double 's' at the start, but contains 's' instead of 'c' and 's' instead of 't' in the suffix. | No |
| association (Option 4) | Correct spelling of the word meaning connection or a group. | Yes |
Based on standard English spelling rules, the word is spelled "association". Option 4 matches this correct spelling exactly.
The correct spelling of the word that fits the context of the sentence "They denied having any ____________ with the terrorists" is "association". This refers to a connection or relationship with the terrorists.
Out of the given options, the spelling that is correct is "association".
Understanding common spelling patterns and tricky parts of words can help avoid errors like "associasion".
| Common Issue | Example Incorrect | Example Correct |
|---|---|---|
| 's' vs 'c' sounds | superseed | supersede |
| 'ion' suffix | informatin | information |
| Double letters | acomodate | accommodate |
Many English words are built from root words and suffixes. The word "association" comes from the verb "associate".
Recognizing root words and common suffixes like "-ation", "-ition", "-sion", "-tion" can help improve spelling accuracy.
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