Taylor needs to find how the word “subsidy” should be used in a sentence. which part of the dictionary entry will give him that information?

a.
pronunciation
c.
origin
b.
part of speech
d.
none of these

The correct answer is B. Part of speech

Explanation:

A dictionary entry is the section of a dictionary that contains the information related to a word including its definition and other elements such as the correct pronunciation, the type of word it is, the origin of the word and in some cases the translation of this word in other language and an example or part of speech in which the word is used. From these sections the ones that might help someone to know how to use a word are the section that tells the reader which type of word it is (verb, adjective, noun, preposition, etc) and the part of speech in which the reader finds an example in which the word is being used in a grammatically correct way. Thus, if  Taylor is trying to find how to use the word "subsidy" the section or part in which Taylor can find this information is the part of speech, because this section includes an example of the use of the word Taylor can read to understand how the word is used and probably create other phrases that include the word "subsidy".

a. both connotative and denotative.