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April 9, 2007
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Congratulations, Kids! You've completed learning the next round of vocabulary words, and now it's time to review. | |
widthWhich Means:How wide (the length across) something is. As In:
Heads Up!The adjective for width is wide, wider, and widest. |
childrenWhich Means:The plural of child, a very young person. As In:
Heads Up!Child is just one, children is the correct plural form. Childs is incorrect. |
becauseWhich Means:Since, for the reason that, or due to. As In:
Heads Up!You can also use this word at the beginning of the sentence: Because she was sick, she stayed home from school. |
courseWhich Means:The direction of a movement or a group of lessons in school. As In:
Heads Up!There is another word pronounced the same but spelled with an A. Coarse means rough, as a coarse piece of wood. |
firstWhich Means:Preceding (coming before) all others, number 1 in a sequence. As In:
Heads Up!The last three consonants in this word come in alphabetical order: RST. |
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If this man were measuring the width, he would measure across the window. Here he is measuring how tall the window is; what is that called?
The children painted all Saturday afternoon.
She stayed home from school because she was sick.
The course of the river wound through the canyon or My sister took a course in physics in school.
Farmer Jim received first place for his giant pumpkin.© 2004-2011 Lexiteria, LLC