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What if I use these words incorrectly, then what? An assortment of English videos for comprehension and understanding for beginners, and intermediate, lear...
English Vocabulary List, 500 new words with meaning and sentences 1. About: Using when talking about a topic or something. 2. Location: A place where we have been or described. 3. Grass: Green areas, usually in gardens and parks. 4. Basketball: A kind of sport played by two teams and trying to circulate a ball belonging to the game. 5. Plan: Organizing, planning about a situation or event. 6. Dark: A place without light. 7. Great: A complete and wonderful job or situation. 8. Across: Standing directly against an individual or an object. 9. Speak: Talking about something. 10. Day:
wonky veg noun misshapen vegetables, sold at a cheaper price, often in a bargain box We’re trialling these fab wonky veg boxes as part of our ‘Beautiful on the Inside’ range in 128 stores in our continued effort to tackle food waste across the supply chain and to help famers. [http://your.asda.com/news-and-blogs/wonky-fruit-veg-boxes 04 February 2016] In … Continue reading New words – 06 June 2016
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One of several ways in which we teach vocabulary is by using graphic organisers, providing students with a visual and organisational tool which helps them make connections between new words and those already available in their repertoire. Paper foldables are an example of this, especially when they are simple, not time-consuming and used to focus…
John Koenig loves finding words that express our unarticulated feelings -- like "lachesism," the hunger for disaster, and "sonder," the realization that everyone else's lives are as complex and unknowable as our own. Here, he meditates on the meaning we assign to words and how these meanings latch onto us.
nanobrewery noun a brewery that produces beer in very small quantities, less than a microbrewery Although East Dallas is no stranger to craft breweries, On Rotation is a little different than anything else we’ve seen before. It’s what could be described as a nano-brewery — bigger than a homebrewery, but smaller than a microbrewery. [lakewood.advocatemag.com … Continue reading New words – 22 June 2015
generation mute noun [U] /ˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃᵊnˈmjuːt/ a way of referring to the generation of young people who tend to use written forms of communication, such as texting, rather than making phone calls A survey by the regulator Ofcom has found a new “generation mute”: only 15% of 16 to 24 year olds consider phone calls the … Continue reading New words – 7 May 2018
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