367 Answered Questions for the topic vocabulary

Vocabulary

08/27/23

A hippo or an elephant is a behemoth. Define behemoth?
I will give two to five example sentences using new words, to help students see the new vocab word within the context of a good sentence. I can acting skills and use drama to help students figure... more
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Vocabulary Grammar Spanish

08/16/23

How do you say "time" in Spanish?
The English word "time" has many translations in Spanish. What are they?
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Vocabulary English Writing

08/02/23

When should I use big or unusual words in my writing?
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Vocabulary English Grammar Spelling

05/21/23

In need of English help?
I am willing to help students from kindergarten to eighth grade. No assignment too hard or easy, as long as the help wanted is given. My services will allow your children to easily understand the... more
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Vocabulary Reading

05/07/23

What is the best way to learn new vocabulary words?
The best way to expand or learn new vocabulary is to be someone who reads often. There are several techniques that can help. The first is to write down any unknown words that you come across. You... more
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Vocabulary English

04/19/23

What is the right pronunciation of the following words: ship, chip, and cheap?
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Vocabulary Grammar Writing Spelling

04/08/23

What are the differences between homophones, homonyms and homographs?
In writing, it is very important that a student understands the difference between homophones, homonyms and homographs. It is very easy to confuse the 3 with each other which may cause the student... more
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Vocabulary Grammar Spanish

04/04/23

Why Can't I Say, "Me llamo es Andy"?
In trying to communicate, "My name is Andy," in Spanish, you have some flexibility in your options. Let's look at three options:1-Me llamo Andy. It translates as, "I call myself Andy." The verb we... more
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Vocabulary Grammar

02/14/23

What is the difference between "effect" and "affect"?
Can you explain the different between "effect" and "affect"?
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Vocabulary English

02/13/23

Write a paragraph using 20 of these vocabulary words.

aesthetic, atrophy, blighted, deploy, depravity, emaciated, eminent, flagrant, inaugurate, incite, irrational, megalomania, nirvana, perfunctory, prolific, rebuttal, rectify, spontaneous,... more
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Vocabulary English

02/01/23

Can I get help writing a short story with these 20 vocabulary words?

Adherent, adroit, blatant, charisma, clique, demeanor, denounce, eloquence, elucidate, extol, gregarious, implication, impunity, materialism, nurture, parody, pungent, pathetic, raze, sycophant,... more
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Vocabulary

01/29/23

Why is teaching vocabulary advantageous for a student?
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01/19/23

What is the longest word in English that you are most familiar with, & is also one of your favorites?
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Vocabulary Spanish

01/06/23

What is the difference in use between "estar" and "ser" in Spanish?
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12/05/22

What are some common reading comprehension issues?
Examples of skills that help students to become successful in reading How to pronounce "Reading Comprehension" (read·ing com·pre·hen·sion) Definitions Reading comprehension is the ability to... more
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Vocabulary English Grammar Writing

11/09/22

Why do adjectives sound wrong in certain orders?

Why does it sound correct to say "little old lady" but not "old little lady?" Or "great, green dragons" sounds correct while "green, great dragons" doesn't?
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Vocabulary

11/06/22

How can my child improve his/her vocabulary?
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Vocabulary

11/06/22

How can I help my child become stronger in vocabulary?

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Vocabulary English Sat Reading

11/06/22

What do you call phrases like 'ad hoc' whose parts are not standalone words?
Is there a term for this? Other examples: per se, de facto, et cetera, déjà vu.
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Vocabulary

10/25/22

English language

Hello,my goals arecomprehensionincrease vocabularycan not get promotion at work because limited English can u help me?
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Vocabulary Geometry

10/09/22

Why are “vertical angles” called “vertical angles” instead of something that makes sense?
I always think they should have named vertical angles opposite angles because that’s what they really look like. They can be horizontal or vertical or just diagonal. What’s the deal with vertical?
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09/11/22

Who has a child that is struggling with Reading Comprehension?
Reading fluency is different than understanding and knowing what is being read. When asked questions on a test about a story, being able to use context clues and vocabulary to determine the answers... more
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Vocabulary Business Finance

09/10/22

STOCK QUESTIONS
I need to find the end of month stock quotes for Dior for an assignment i am doing. However, i don't know how to read stocks, what the words mean, what number to be looking for, a good website to... more
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Vocabulary

06/15/22

What are some easy, pain free ways to improve vocabulary?
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Vocabulary

05/30/22

HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY VOCABULARY?
The most productive method for learning vocabulary is to read. Reading books with dialogue is the best. Actually, everything you read will help. Books, magazines, and newspapers are all good.
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