BASIC VOCABULARY
Talking about language
Parts of Speech
noun
a person, place, or thing
Mary, China, pen
singular
one noun
book, house, child
plural
more than one noun
books, houses, children
possessive
verb
something we do
do, read, write
adjective
describes a noun
good, bad, happy, long
adverb
describes a verb
slowly, badly
preposition
use it before a noun or pronoun
in, on, by, at, through
conjunction
joins items
and, but, or, nor
pronoun
personal, impersonal, relexive, etc.
I, he, she, it, they . . .
interjection
exclamation
Oh, ouch, . . .
Instructions used in this book
sentence
an idea that begins with a capital letter and ends with a period; a sentence usually has a subject and a verb.
The man went into the room and closed the door.
question
a group of words that begin with a capital letter and end with a question mark
What time is it? Do you speak Spanish?
paragraph
one or more sentences about the same topic, beginning on a new line
This book has 60 units. Each unit has 2 pages.
Learning strategies
Write down words that go together (collocations).
Learn words in families.
Word Family
Some words in the family
temperature
hot, warm, cool, cold
travel
tivket, passport, suitcase
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
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