IMPROVING YOUR VOCABULARY. The words you know and use are important for three reasons: 1.They shape your thinking; 2.They influence how you communicate.

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IMPROVING YOUR VOCABULARY

The words you know and use are important for three reasons: 1.They shape your thinking; 2.They influence how you communicate with your world; and 3.They affect how the world responds to you.

How to improve your vocabulary: By studying new subjects Having new experiences Increasing the amount of reading that you do and Listening carefully to other people.

Understanding Word Parts

Some English words such as ground, age, and clock are called base words. They cannot be broken down into word parts. However, many English words are made of – prefixes, – suffixes, and – roots.

Unicyclist combines… The prefix uni (meaning one) The root cycle (meaning wheel) The suffix ist (meaning a person who) – A unicyclist is a person who rides a one-wheeled vehicle.

Hemispheric combines… The prefix hemi (meaning half) The root sphere (meaning ball) The suffix ic (meaning nature of) – As the orbiter rounded the moon, the sun’s rays made the earth look like a beautiful hemispheric spaceship.