Sentence examples for knowledge of the words from inspiring English sources

After taking a paper-and-pencil test for both versions, learners were interviewed to demonstrate their actual knowledge of the words in the test and share the thought processes for their responses.

Following this, the player is offered a choice of eight minigames to test their knowledge of the words given in the lesson.

Sloppy, non existent phrasing, lack of knowledge of the words or their context with very little emotive power, and splatty, forced high notes are all things that dilute the power of an opera aria, which can be truly extraordinary when sung in the way it was written.

They were told not to use a dictionary, but to complete the task on the basis of their intuition (i.e., their knowledge of the words).

More specifically, we observed significant differences in brain activations between L1 and L2 tasks regardless of the children's semantic knowledge of the words; accordingly, we observed significant differences in the word repetition success rates between L1 and L2 tasks, which would reflect differences in phonological familiarity.

Based on both [oxy-] and [deoxy-Hb] results, in the superior/middle temporal gyri, the lexcicality effect should be more pronounced in L1 than in the unfamiliar L2 since L1 words are expected to be perceived more lexically than L2 words regardless of the participants' semantic knowledge of the words.

All our knowledge of the word of the Bible has been based on these two translations and this very late Hebrew text (helped out with a Samaritan Pentateuch and some excerpts in early Aramaic versions).

In the book the 16-year-old Kevin pleases his English teacher with his knowledge of the word "maleficence": she doesn't recognise that it might reveal more than just a large vocabulary.

The knowledge of the word-object association comes after the perceptual knowledge derived through sense-object contact.

Hence, when target words exist in the context (i.e., matching format), knowledge of the word meanings is influential.

Ten year old children have enough partial knowledge of the word's spelling to narrow the field of candidates.