Sentence examples for Strong vocabulary from inspiring English sources

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Use descriptive, strong vocabulary, and omit "I".

The paucity of steps — of a strong vocabulary — robs the work of a strong expressive core.

It turns out that this ability to solve new problems by getting new information is closely correlated with having a strong vocabulary as early as kindergarten.

This young heroine has a strong vocabulary of modern colloquialisms, so when she displays $1,000 bills before her friends, she says:"Read 'em and weep .After buying three automobiles, a few frocks and an ermine cloak, she decides that life is worth living.

My second cheer is for reminding us that certain skills – like knowing letter names and sounds, building a strong vocabulary and understanding the meaning of the words on a page – are foundational to more advanced skills like reading and writing critically and in a compelling way.

"There is a lot of wishful thinking about how easy it is, that if you just put kids in any kind of program that this will just happen," said W. Steven Barnett, director of the National Institute for Early Education Research, referring to the development of strong vocabularies and other preliteracy skills.

They also had stronger vocabulary, letter-naming and math skills, despite the fact that the training provided to teachers included no academic content at all.

For example, a focus on literacy, language, and mathematics predictably leads to stronger vocabulary skills and stronger geometry knowledge — but it has also been found to lead to a stronger working memory and greater flexible thinking.

In my view it's the English accent with the strongest vocabulary all its own, setting it aside from other urban (or rural) English accents, not least in its continuing vitality.

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