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Allan Crotchety Crotchety Crank illtempered full of odd whims Stop Being crotchety Cringe Cringe to shrink back or hide in fear I was so scared that these robberies would kill me so I cringed in a safe spot. Wordly. Wise 3000, Book 9. Under each definition, write the other form of the word.. Example:. Analyze (v.) – To break down. Analysis (n.), Analytical (adj.). Advocate (v.) – Publicly recommend or support. Chapter 7. Reflections on Vocabulary Building. How do you feel when you’re at a meeting or in class where everyone is using jargon with which you are not familiar? . Do you ask someone to explain what they’re talking about, or do you try to determine meaning from the context?. Genise Orberson. KYEDHH Conference. 2012. Vocabulary is essential for communicating, reading, thinking, and learning. Vocabulary is “the storehouse of word meanings that we draw on to comprehend what is said to us, express our thoughts, or interpret what we read.” . Chapters 1-2. Vocabulary chapters 1-2. consider . mended. examination. credit. palomino. Explanation. p. low. acre. harmonica. Vocabulary continued . s. trongbox. c. hurn. h. arness. b. ushels. i. nspected. Part 1: Vocabulary – why bother?. @literacy_trust. National Literacy Trust. www.literacytrust.org.uk. contact @literacytrust.org.uk. What do we mean by . good vocabulary knowledge . ?. https://. www.flickr.com. Four Sure-Fire . Ways. Before You Start. , . Get Selective. Students cannot and will not “learn” 10, 15, or 20 vocabulary words that you give them on a sheet of paper.. And you can’t teach that many words and get anything else done.. By: Courtney Coker. Highlights from the ACSS Conference Presentation by Wendy Peterson from MCESA. What is academic vocabulary? . This is the TIER II Vocabulary that you see more often in writing and across domains. First, Get Selective. Students cannot and will not “learn” 10, 15, or 20 vocabulary words that you give them on a sheet of paper.. And you can’t teach that many words and get anything else done.. 09052008 . 김민형. Contents. 2.1 The Indo-European Language Family. 2.2 A Historical Overview of the English Vocabulary. 2.2.1 . Old English(450~1150). 2.2.2 . Middle English(1150~1500). 2.2.3 . Modern English(1500~up to now). Chapters 1-4. Adherence. adherence (ad-heer-uhns) n. steady devotion, support, allegiance, or attachment. derivatives: adherent, adhere. Chapter 2. “. . .the fact that his father had broken a rule at all awed him. He glanced at his mother, the one responsible for adherence to the rules, and was relieved that she was smiling.”. Part of Speech: _____. Possible Meaning: . ______________. ______________________. Sentence: . ______________________. ______________________. ______________________. Part of Speech: _____. Possible Meaning: . Vocabulary 3a Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases; gather vocabulary knowledge when considering a word or phrase important to comprehension or expression. Vocabulary Week 7 Root: Lud / Lus Meaning: play/trick Vocabulary Words Illusion Ludicrous Delude Include Exclude Collude Measure Prelude Allude Infer ALLUDE [v] to hint at or suggest Ms. Paris’ Zeytinyaglilar. / . Appetizers. . with. . olive. . oil. Sarma : . Stuffed. . grape. . leaves. Kisir. : Bulgur . salad. (. Turkish. . tabbouleh. *. ). Corbalar. / . Soups. Mercimek . corbasi. .