Sentence examples for vocabulary need from inspiring English sources

Cultural knowledge and understanding (gestures, choice of vocabulary) need to be married to actual language acquisition in a systematic way.

One's vocabulary needs constant fertilising or it will die".

The reason is the huge vocabulary needed to talk about all of life's many domains.

With this in mind, Cindy Cohn, the legal director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, says that no one has developed the vocabulary needed to address social networking.

The vocabulary needed to set the time, set the alarm and control the stopwatch is very small, so the accuracy could probably be foolproof.

It encourages pupils to investigate where volcanoes are found and the vocabulary needed to describe what happens when a volcano erupts.

For example, a teacher describing the pigeon images could, after teaching any specialized vocabulary needed, say, "Two eyes are showing and its beak is pressed down to its chest".

If they haven't read a lot, they also won't master the kind of formulations used in writing generally.And third, they may not have much or any of the scientific vocabulary needed.

Even assuming that you have mastered the vocabulary needed to do your new job, there will be many tricky situations for which you will discover that you are linguistically ill-equipped.

With art quickly becoming an important factor on the cultural scene, the series of events associated with Art Dubai also provides an opportunity to develop the concepts and vocabulary needed if the practice of art criticism, still not well-developed, is to catch up with the artists themselves.

But what the vocabulary needs when gas is an astronomical $4 a gallon is far from the same when the price at the pump falls back to a more earthly $2. My choice for the Word of 2008 has to be attuned to the economic event writers will be dealing with in 2009: a word for the recession (which we optimists call "the prerecovery period").