Sentence examples for learning a word from inspiring English sources
I have been learning a word a day on my dictionary app.
Assessing how languages are tricky for English-speakers gives a guide to how the world's languages differ overall.Even before learning a word, the foreigner is struck by how differently languages can sound.
Studies have shown that when young adults are required to divide their attention between learning a word list and performing some other task, their ability to recall the list of words can resemble that of older adults who were paying full attention to the words.
In that study, event structure was manipulated by asking participants to walk through a doorway midway through learning a word list, or view the second half of a word list on a different computer screen window.
It's the same process as learning a word.
By atonement I mean two things: teaching colonial history in the school system – you can get an A-Level in History without learning a word about colonial history, which I think is an absolute disgrace.
She never learned a word of Mandarin, of course.
But Mr. Simsek never learned a word of Danish or forsook Turkish customs.
"I learned a word the other day – metacognition – which is to have awareness and understanding of your own thought process.
If you learn a word or a phrase at a time, you can freeze up onstage and not know where to go, which has happened to Thompson.
The British Beekeepers Association BBKAKA) has some fun bee-themed activities for younger children including two poems to learn, a word search and crossword.
