How to practice effectively
Vocabulary List |
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pirouette
(noun) an act of spinning on one foot
instrument
(noun) a thing used to produce musical sounds
ease
(noun) lack of difficulty
sensory
(adjective) relating to the senses
fatty
(adjective) containing or consisting largely of fat
workings
(noun) the way in which something works
sheath
(noun) a protective covering or case for something
insulation
(noun) the process of preventing the passage of heat, electricity, or sound
attempt
(verb) to make an effort to do something
quantify
(verb) to express or measure as a quantity
mastery
(noun) comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject
distraction
(noun) something that prevents someone from concentrating on what they are doing
allot
(verb) to give something to someone as a share or task
elite
(noun) a select group of people who are considered to be superior to others
craft
(noun) a skill or ability to make things, especially by hand
vivid
(adjective) very clear and striking in appearance or expression
reinforce
(verb) to make stronger or more secure
unravel
(verb) to explain something complicated or puzzling
height
(noun) a situation where something is very good
Grammar Lesson |
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In this lesson, we will:
– identify the different types of sentence subject
– observe the grammar patterns of those subjects
By observing subjects and their elements, you can use those patterns for your sentences in speech and writing.
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