Vocabulary 7th grade list: Academic vocabulary words for 7th graders

English Vocab 7th grade – Vocabulary List

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   preconceived

   formed beforehand

   
   









2. 
   foreshadow

   indicate by signs

   
   









3. 
   simulate

   reproduce someone’s behavior or looks

   
   









4. 
   elicit

   call forth, as an emotion, feeling, or response

   
   









5. 
   diminish

   decrease in size, extent, or range

   
   









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   contemplate

   think intently and at length, as for spiritual purposes

   
   









7. 
   implement

   a piece of equipment or a tool used for a specific purpose

   
   









8. 
   pulverize

   make into a powder by breaking up or cause to become dust

   
   









9. 
   seethe

   foam as if boiling

   
   









10. 
    imbecile

    a person of subnormal intelligence

    
    









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    hoodlum

    an aggressive and violent criminal

    
    









12. 
    denouement

    the outcome of a complex sequence of events

    
    









13. 
    verdict

    findings of a jury on issues submitted to it for decision

    
    









14. 
    agony

    intense feelings of suffering; acute mental or physical pain

    
    









15. 
    rigor

    excessive sternness

    
    









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    introvert

    a person who tends to shrink from social contacts

    
    









17. 
    prodigy

    an unusually gifted or intelligent person

    
    









18. 
    menace

    something that is a source of danger

    
    









19. 
    comeuppance

    a usually negative outcome or fate that is well deserved

    
    









20. 
    epiphany

    an inspiration or divine manifestation

    
    









21. 14″>
    adolescent

    a person who is older than 12 but younger than 20

    
    









22. 
    concise

    expressing much in few words

    
    









23. 
    decadent

    relating to indulgence in something pleasurable

    
    









24. 
    ludicrous

    inviting ridicule

    
    









25. 
    imperceptible

    impossible or difficult to sense

    
    









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    omnipotent

    having unlimited power

    
    









27. 
    expository

    serving to expound or set forth

    
    









28. 
    controversial

    marked by or capable of causing disagreement

    
    









29. 
    eventually

    after an unspecified period of time or a long delay

    
    









30. 
    elusive

    skillful at evading capture

    
    









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    amorally

    without regard for the distinction between right and wrong

    
    









32. 
    myriad

    a large indefinite number

    
    









33. 
    merely

    and nothing more

    
    









34. 
    amiss

    in an improper or mistaken manner

    
    









35. 
    eternally

    for a limitless time

    
    









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    equidistant

    exactly as far from one point as from another

    
    









37. 
    asunder

    into parts or pieces

    
    









38. 
    implicitly

    without ever expressing so clearly

    
    

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(updated December 5, 2013)

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  Vocabulary List 1

  1. evict  – expel from one’s property or force to move out 
  2. trek – any long and difficult trip 
  3. infuriate –  make extremely angry 
  4. irrelevant – having no bearing on or connection with the subject at issue 
  5. epidemic  – a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease 
  6. sham  – something that is a counterfeit; not what it seems to be 
  7. impartial – showing lack of favoritism 
  8. abate – become less in amount or intensity 
  9. industrious – characterized by hard work and perseverance 
  10. devastate  – overwhelm or overpower 
  11. precise  – sharply exact or accurate or delimited acknowledge 
  12. acknowledge  – declare to be true or admit the existence or reality of 
  13. estimate  – judge tentatively 
  14. agent – a representative who acts on behalf of others 
  15. authority  – the power or right to give orders or make decisions

  Vocabulary List 2

  1. astute – marked by practical hardheaded intelligence
  2. authentic – not counterfeit or copied
  3. delicacy – the quality of being exquisitely fine in appearance
  4. derogatory – expressive of low opinion
  5. devour – eat immoderately
  6. figment – a contrived or fantastic idea
  7. mythical – based on or told of in traditional stories
  8. plumage – the covering of feathers on a bird
  9. predatory – living by preying on other animals
  10. prior – earlier in time
  11. scavenge – clean refuse from
  12. slaughter – the killing of animals, as for food
  13. solitude – a state of social isolation
  14. ungainly – lacking grace in movement or posture
  15. vulnerable – capable of being wounded or hurt

  Vocabulary List 3

  1. admonish- scold or reprimand; take to task
  2. aghast – struck with fear, dread, or consternation
  3. annihilate – kill in large numbers
  4. benefactor – a person who helps people or institutions
  5. bestow – give as a gift
  6. devious – turning away from a straight course
  7. devoid – completely wanting or lacking
  8. heed – careful attention
  9. mortal – subject to death
  10. muse – reflect deeply on a subject
  11. pioneer – one the first colonists or settlers in a new territory
  12. plague
      any large-scale calamity
  13. subside – wear off or die down
  14. unwitting – not aware or knowing
  15. wrath – intense anger

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  1. acquire – come into the possession of something concrete or abstract
  2. antagonize – provoke the hostility of
  3. competent – properly or sufficiently qualified, capable, or efficient
  4. comprise – be made of
  5. correspond – take the place of or be parallel or equivalent to
  6. dilapidated – in a state of decay, ruin, or deterioration
  7. illustrious – widely known and esteemed
  8. incident –  a single distinct event
  9. inherit – receive from a predecessor
  10. latitude – an imaginary line around the Earth parallel to the equator
  11. loath – strongly opposed
  12. maintain – keep in a certain state, position, or activity
  13. renovate – estore to a previous or better condition
  14. reprimand – an act or expression of criticism and censure
  15. supervise – watch and direct

   

   

   

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  1. adequate  – having the requisite qualities or resources to meet a task
  2. administer – supervise or be in charge of
  3. agitate – move or cause to move back and forth
  4. capitulate – surrender under agreed conditions
  5. hovel – small crude shelter used as a dwelling
  6. illiterate – not able to read or write
  7. disrupt – make a break in
  8. citrus – a tropical tree cultivated for its juicy edible fruits
  9. menial – relating to unskilled work, especially domestic work
  10. permanent – continuing or enduring without marked change in status
  11. respite – a pause from doing something
  12. strenuous – taxing to the utmost; testing powers of endurance
  13. toil – work hard
  14. urgent  – compelling immediate action

   

   

  Vocabulary List 6

  1. addict – to cause to become dependent’
  2. aspire – have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal
  3. bias – a partiality preventing objective consideration of an issue
  4. blatant – without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious
  5. candid – openly straightforward and direct without secretiveness
  6. confront – oppose, as in hostility or a competition
  7. debut – the act of beginning something new
  8. enroll – register formally as a participant or member
  9. fluster – cause to be nervous or upset
  10. impunity – exemption from punishment or loss
  11. intensify – increase in extent or strength
  12. intimidate – compel or deter by or as if by threats
  13. obnoxious – causing disapproval or protest
  14. retort – a quick reply to a question or remark
  15. stint – supply sparingly and with restricted quantities

  Vocabulary List 7

  1. beseech – to ask earnestly; to beg
  2. consternation – amazement or fear that makes one feel confused
  3. delectable – pleasing to the senses, especially to the sense of taste; delicious
  4. garland – a wreath or chain of leaves and flowers
  5. gratify – to please or satisfy
  6. haughty – showing too much pride in oneself and scorn or contempt for others
  7. impetuous – inclined to act without thinking; hasty
  8. lavish – much more than enough
  9. pluck – ]to pull off or out; to pick
  10. ponder – to think about; to consider carefully
  11. privilege – a special favor, right, or advantage given to a person or group
  12. prostrate – lying face down, especially to show respect
  13. rapture – a state of great joy, or love
  14. revelry – noisy merrymaking
  15. whim – a sudden wish to do something without a particular reason; a fanciful idea

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Mr.

Kersey.org – 7th Grade Geography Terms List with Definitions

By the end of the school year you will be expected to know all the terms on this list. We will begin with the first few words or so and with each new topic we will add more terms. There will be a vocabulary quiz approximately every week. Any new words, in addition to all previous words on the list, are fair game for these quizzes. These are not all the key terms and people you will be required to learn this year, but these are the ones that will appear on our vocabulary quizzes throughout the year.

Note: Terms marked with an asterisk (*) are not found in the 7th grade textbook’s glossary. (The definitions are for all other terms are taken from Eastern Hemisphere: Geography, History, Culture by H.H. Jacobs, B. Randolph, and M. L. LeVasseur. Copyright 2001 Prentice-Hall, Inc. Pages 754-764.)

1. geography – The study of the Earth’s surface, the connections between places, and the relationships between people and their environment.
2. latitude lines– A series of imaginary lines, also called parallels, that circle the Earth parallel to the Equator; used to measure a distance north or south of the Equator in degrees.
3. parallel – A line of latitude
4. degrees* – A unit of measure used to determine absolute location; on globes and maps, lines of latitude and longitude are measured in degrees.
5. minute* – 1/60 of a degree.
6. Equator – An imaginary line that circles the globe at its widest point, dividing the Earth into two halves called hemispheres; used as a reference point from which north and south latitudes are measured.
7. longitude lines – A series of imaginary lines, also called meridians, that run north and south, from one pole to the other; used to measure the distance east or west of the Prime Meridian in degrees.
8. meridian – A line of longitude.
9. Prime Meridian – The line of longitude that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole through Greenwich, England; it is designated 0 longitude and is the reference point from which lines of east and west longitude are measured.
10. absolute location – The exact position of a place on Earth.
11. relative location – The location of a place as described by the places near it.
12. place* – A location’s physical and human features.
13. physical feature (characteristic) – The natural features of Earth, such as land formations or vegetation zones.
14. human characteristic (feature) – Characteristics of a place that are related to people; these might include buildings or parks.
15. human-environment interaction – How people affect their environment and how the environment affects them.
16. movement* – Theme of geography that explains how people, goods, and ideas get from one place to another.
17. region – An area with a unifying characteristic such as climate, land, population, or history.
18. plain – A large area of flat or gently rolling land usually without many trees.
19. scale – The size of an area on a map as compared with the area’s actual size.
20. distortion – A misrepresentation of the true shape; every map projection produces some distortion.
21. compass rose – A map feature that usually shows the four cardinal directions.
22. cardinal directions – The four main compass points: north, south, east, and west.
23. intermediate directions* – The points of the compass that fall between north and east, north and west, south and east, and south and west (e.g., NE, NW, SE, and SW).
24. key (legend) – The section of a map that explains the symbols for the map features.
25. orbit – The path followed by an object in space as it moves around another, such as that of Earth as it moves around the sun.
26. revolution – One complete orbit of the Earth around the sun; Earth completes one revolution every 365 days.
27. axis – An imaginary line around which a planet turns.
28. rotation – The spinning motion of the Earth, like a top on its axis; the Earth takes about 24 hours to rotate one time.
29. earth-sun relationship* – The position of the Earth relative to the sun that helps to determine day and night, seasons, and time zones.
30. low latitudes (tropics) – The region between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.
31. high latitudes (polar zones) – The regions between the Arctic Circle and the North Pole and the Antarctic Circle and the South Pole.
32. middle latitudes (temperate zones) – The regions between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle and the Tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle.
33. plate tectonics – The theory that the Earth’s crust is made of huge, slowly moving slabs of rock called plates.
34. weathering – The breaking down of rocks by wind, rain, or ice.
35. erosion – A process by which water, wind, or ice wears away landforms and carries the material to another place.
36. atmosphere – The multilayered band of gases that surrounds the Earth.
37. weather – The condition of the bottom layer of the Earth’s atmosphere in one place over a short period of time.
38. precipitation – All forms of water, such as rain, sleet, hail, and snow, that fall to the ground from the atmosphere.
39. climate – The weather patterns that an area typically experiences over a long period of time.
40. tundra – A region where temperatures are always cool or cold and where only certain plants, such as low grasses, can grow.
41. vertical climate – The overall weather patterns of a region as influenced by elevation; the higher the elevation, the colder the climate.
42. population – The people living in a particular region; especially, the total number of people in an area.
43. population distribution – How a population is spread over an area.
44. population density – The average number of people in a given area (often a square mile).
45. birth rate – The number of live births each year, per 1,000 people.
46. death rate – The number of deaths each year per 1,000 people.
47. life expectancy – The average number of years a person is expected to live.
48. standard of living – The material quality of life, often measured by education, housing, health care, and nutrition.
49. migration – The movement of people from one country or region to another in order to make a new home.
50. immigrant – A person who moves to a new country in order to settle there.
51. push-pull theory – A theory of migration that says people migrate because certain things in their lives “push” them to leave, and certain things in a new place “pull” them.
52. push factor* – A social, political, economic, or environmental force that drives people from a location.
53. pull factor* – A social, political, economic, or environmental attraction to a new area that draws people from a previous location.
54. urbanization – The growth of city populations caused by the movement of people to cities.
55. rural area – An area with low population density such as a village or the countryside.
56. urban area – An area with high population density, such as a city or town.
57. suburban area* – A usually residential area close to a city.
58. culture – Language, religious beliefs, values, customs, and other ways of life shared by a group of people.
59. cultural traits (practice) – A behavioral characteristic of a group of people, such as a language, skill, or custom, passed from one generation to another.
60. cultural product* – A tangible or intangible product of a cultural group.
61. agriculture – Farming; includes growing crops and raising livestock.
62. social structure – The ways in which people within a culture are organized into smaller groups; each smaller group has its own particular tasks.
63. nuclear family – A family that includes parents or children.
64. extended family – A family unit that may include parents, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and other relatives, often living with or near each other.
65. economy – A system for producing, distributing, consuming, and owning goods, services, and wealth.
66. producer – A person who makes products that are used by other people.
67. consumer – A person who buys goods or services.
68. goods – Products that are made; objects that can satisfy people’s wants.
69. services – Work done or duties performed for other people; actions capable of satisfying people’s wants.
70. want* – A psychological or physical desire that can be fulfilled through the consumption of goods and services.
71. capital goods* – Human-made resources needed to produce goods or services such as machinery or tools.
72. capitalism – An economic system in which people and privately owned companies own basic and non-basic businesses and industries.
73. market economy* – An economic system in which people acting as buyers and sellers make the decisions about production and consumption; capitalism is a market economy.
74. socialism – An economic system in which the government owns the basic industries, such as transportation and banking; non-basic industries are privately owned.
75. mixed economy* – An economic system that combines the features of more than one economic system; socialism is an example of a mixed economy.
76. communism – An economic system and theory of government in which all basic and non-basic industries are owned by a central government for the benefit of all citizens.
77. command economy* – An economic system in which all decisions about production and consumption are made by a central government, as in communism.
78. government – The system that establishes and enforces the laws and institutions of a society.
79. direct democracy – A system of government in which the people participate directly in decision making.
80. representative democracy (republic) – A system of government in which people elect representatives to run the affairs of the country.
81. monarchy – A system of authoritarian government headed by a monarch – usually a king or queen – who inherits the throne by birth.
82. constitutional monarchy – A government in which a king or queen is the head of state but has limited powers, such as the present government of the U.K.
83. dictatorship* – A system of government in which the leader or leaders have complete power and cannot be held responsible to the will of the people.
84. theocracy* – A system of government headed by one or more religious leaders who claim to rule by divine authority.
85. country* – A unit of political space; the entire land area of a nation or state.
86. nation* – A group of people bound together by a strong sense of shared values and cultural characteristics, including language, religion, and common history.
87. cultural diffusion – The movement of customs and ideas from one culture to another.
88. cultural perspective* – The complex set of meanings, attitudes, values, and ideas belonging to a cultural group.
89. acculturation – The process of accepting, borrowing, and exchanging ideas and traits among cultures.
90. natural resource – Any useful material found in the environment.
91. raw material – A resource or material that is still in its natural state, before being processed or manufactured into a useful product.
92. recyclable resource (flow resource) – A resource that cycles through natural processes in the environment; water, carbon, and nitrogen are recyclable resources.
93. renewable resource – A natural resources that can be regenerated if used carefully, such as timber or fish.
94. nonrenewable resource – A resource that cannot be replaced once it is used, like oil, coal, and minerals.
95. fossil fuel – Any one of several nonrenewable resources such as coal, oil, or natural gas created from the remains of plants and animals.
96. manufacturing – The process of turning raw materials into a finished product.
97. human resource* – The talents and skills of a human or humans that contributes to the production of goods and services.
98. developed nation – A country with a modern industrial society and a well developed economy.
99. developing nation – A country with low industrial production, often lacking modern technology.
100. commercial farming – Farming that is done by companies; commercial farms are large and use modern technology; also, the raising of crops and livestock for sale in outside markets.
101. subsistence farming – Farming that provides only enough food and animals to meet the needs of a family or village.
102. ecosystem – A community of living things and their environment; the elements of an ecosystem interact with one another.
103. deforestation – The process of clearing land of forests or trees, usually to make room for farms and homes.
104. social class* – A group of people within a society that possess the same socioeconomic status, often determined by occupation, education, income, manners, etc.
105. middle class – A group of people that included traders, merchants and others who were economically between the poor and the very rich that emerged during the Renaissance.
106. colonialism* – A system where one country extends its control over a foreign territory, especially for economic benefit.
107. imperialism – The control by one country of the economic and political life of another country or region.
108. nationalism – The feeling of pride in one’s homeland; a group’s identity as members of a nation.

This list was lasted updated on 8/23/06.

7th Grade English & ​Language Arts

Vocabulary List and Guidelines

Words are to be copied down each Monday and defined by Wednesday.
Be prepared to complete an assessment where you are expected to know how to spell the words and identify their meaning through matching, fill in the blanks or by recognizing examples of the words.  Students can practice and study word lists interactively on Quizlet.com and join the class by searching and clicking on MsTHendricks.

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1. Antic                              6. Introverted
2. Convene                       7. Jubilation
3. Disdainful                     8. Mesmerizing
4. Dormant                       9. Oratorical
5. Elated                          10. Paleontologist

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Spelling Curriculum 

AAAspell.com  (1st to 8th)

Each grade level has 30 weeks’ worth of spelling lists based on McGuffey’s Eclectic Spelling Book. The website offers ten different online practice activities for each week’s spelling words.

Barefoot Ragamuffin Curriculum  (1st to 4th)

This spelling journal eBook provides practice for spelling rules and phonographs. It is intended for use alongside another spelling program or prepared dictation. Seventy-five phonogram flash cards are also included in the download.

Bible Based Spelling  (1st to 3rd)  C

These downloadable spelling lessons use words taken from the first 35 Bible lessons at Garden of Praise, Stories from the Old and New Testaments.

The Child’s Own Spelling Book  (2nd to 8th)

This book contains spelling lists for each grade, as well as teaching suggestions.

Cozy Spelling  (7th)

The Cozy Spelling Course is a 36-week text and audio based curriculum that teaches the spelling of 600 7th grade level words. Pretests, exercises, dictation sentences, spelling rules, final tests, and answer keys are included.

The Homeschool Daily  (1st to 5th)

This website provides printable spelling worksheets to use with K12 Reader’s spelling lists.

K12 Reader  (1st to 5th & 8th to 12th)

K12 Reader’s spelling courses for 1st to 5th grade consist of downloadable spelling lists, practice worksheets, and dictation sentences. The spelling words correlate to K12 Reader’s weekly reading comprehension worksheets for these grades. Additionally, they offer a downloadable one-year high school spelling course which can be taken at any point during high school or in 8th grade for some students.

McGraw Hill  (1st to 12th)

This website provides PDF downloads of Treasures Spelling workbooks for 1st through 6th grade and Spelling Power workbooks for 7th through 12th grade. These resources are listed in a long list of other links. Scroll down to the “Completely FREE PDF Work Books” heading and click “Spelling Book” under your child’s grade level.

McGuffey’s Eclectic Spelling Book  (2nd to 6th)  C

This classic textbook provides 248 lessons on spelling, pronunciation, abbreviations, usage, vocabulary, and more. The lessons begin with letter sounds and then build in difficultly.

The Phonics Page  (2nd to 12th)  C

This website’s series of video-based spelling lessons help students (4th grade and up) improve their spelling by teaching phonetic spelling and syllable division rules. Children reading below the 4th grade level who need spelling help should use phonics lessons.

Spelling City  (K to 8th)

This website allows students to practice spelling words with interactive games. You can use premade word lists or import your own. 

Spelling for Writing  (1st to 5th)

These downloadable workbooks teach both spelling and writing skills. Each workbook has a corresponding parent’s guide. Scroll to the bottom of the linked page to download the books.

Spelling Training  (1st to 5th)

This website offers online spelling practice, spelling games, and tests. Parents can import their own words or use premade grade level or themed lists.

Spelling Words Well  (K to 12th)

SWW provides spelling lists, worksheets, activities, and games. The website also has spelling bee word lists and resources.

Tree Valley Academy  (1st to 6th)

This website provides themed spelling lists that incorporate the Fry and Dolch sight words. There are 36 spelling lists per grade. Some of the lists also have corresponding printable worksheets.

Vocabulary Curriculum

Hand2Mind  (K to 5th)

Hand2Mind offers worksheets that teach vocabulary skills.

K5 Learning  (1st to 5th)

K5 Learning’s collection of vocabulary worksheets helps students improve vocabulary, word recognition, and usage.

K12 Reader (K to 12th)

This website’s large selection of printable vocabulary worksheets covers dictionary skills, Fry sight words, Dolch sight words, phonetics, homographs, homophones, prefixes, root words, shades of meaning, suffixes, synonyms, antonyms and more.

The Measured Mom  (2nd to 6th)

This downloadable vocabulary journal is used to help children learn and understand new words they encounter in books they read.  The author recommends completing three to five entries per week.

VocabTest.com  (6th to 12th)

VocabTest.com teaches vocabulary through the use of online quizzes, games, and other activities. Printable quizzes and flashcards are also available.

Vocabulary Power  (7th to 12th)

This website provides PDF downloads of Vocabulary Power workbooks. The workbooks are listed in a long list of other links. Scroll down to the “Completely FREE PDF Work Books” heading and click “Vocabulary Workbook” under your child’s grade level.

Vocabulary.com  (5th to 12th)

Vocabulary.com is an interactive online platform for developing and practicing vocabulary. Parents may enter a list of words for their children to work on or choose a list that’s been created by other users. Parents can also paste a passage of text into the website, and it will choose a list of suggested words to use based on the text.

More Language Arts Curriculum

If you are looking for additional resources to complete your language arts program, visit this page. There are free curriculum options for grammar, reading, composition, handwriting, and poetry.

vocabulary: articles on the topic “vocabulary”

20.09.2021
Tips and secrets

Vocabulary is an essential component of any English language training program. Starting a course, many students ask themselves the question: how many words are enough to learn in order to speak like a native speaker and easily perceive English speech by ear? Even perfect knowledge of grammar rules without sufficient knowledge of vocabulary will not help to maintain a conversation and correctly express thoughts. There are a huge number of phrases in the English language, so it is important to highlight among them those that are most often used in everyday life.

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Author: Jane

Topic: learn words, tips, vocabulary

28.10.2015
Tips and secrets

What is more important the ability to correctly build sentences (grammar) or vocabulary (vocabulary)? This question causes a lot of controversy among language learners, especially among those who are just starting to learn it.
Some argue that the most important thing is to have a large vocabulary. After all, knowing the words and not even knowing how to correctly build sentences, you can explain yourself with the interlocutor.
Others say that knowing grammar is much more important, and, first of all, you need to learn English from grammar, and vocabulary will be typed over time.
What should you really focus on? This is what we will find out in today’s article.

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Author: Jane

Topic: vocabulary, grammar, learning difficulties

09/23/2015
Tips and secrets

No matter how hard a person crams English words, they still disappear from the head when speaking. As a result, you often have to suffer, remembering the right word. How not to forget them?

We have prepared a selection of 4 articles with answers to questions that absolutely all people have when learning English words. In the articles you will learn:

How to learn English words correctly?
What are the most common mistakes in memorizing words?
How to activate vocabulary?
How can I quickly replenish it?

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Author: Jane

Topic: tips, learn words, vocabulary

07/22/2015
Tips and secrets

Do you know the situation when you speak English and cannot fully express an idea because you do not know the right word?
Small vocabulary is a common problem. Its size determines how freely you can express your thoughts in English. In this article, you will learn how you can quickly replenish your vocabulary of English words.

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Author: Jane

Topic: learn words, vocabulary

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