how do you distinguish the meaning of a word?In English, a word has lots of the meaning, isn't it? so sometimes it confuses me when I read sentences like this 'what does this word mean??'
Plus,
how do you find details of pronoun words in sentences?
A pronoun in sentences is one of the biggest problems because sometimes I can't find what the pronoun mean or which word or phrase connect to the pronoun.
I want to know a good clue of these problems.
Thank you.
If a word can have several meanings, then we know the correct meaning based on the context. As you develop your English, you'll acquire a habit of understanding full phrases instead of separate words.
Your second question is a bit vague, but I think you want to know how we understand what words like it, that, they, which and so on refer to in a sentence.
It's fairly simple: for example, if I read "it" in a paragraph, I know it's about the last singular, non-human thing mentioned.
Have a look at this webpage: http://learningcentre.usyd.edu.au/clearer_writing/module3/reference/reference_eg_ex.html
