1. Academic Word List chapter, credit, impact
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2. CHAPTER(noun ) PRONUNCIATION:[chap-ter] DEFINITION:
a main division of a book
something resembling a chapter in being a significant specified unit
a local branch of an organization
SYNONYMS: affiliate, branch, cell, council, local

3. CHAPTER WORD FAMILY WORDS: chap·ter·al, adjective
un·chap·ter, verb (used with object)
un·chap·tered, adjective
SENTENCES:
1. Please read the first two chapters of your textbook for our next class.
2. Chapter three deals with the country's law.
3. a difficult chapter in Canada history.

4. Credit PRONUNCIATION:[kred-it] DEFINITION: noun
commendation or honor given for some action, quality, etc.
a source of pride or honor.
the ascription or acknowledgment of something as due or properly attributable to a person, institution, etc.
trustworthiness; credibility.
verb
to believe; put confidence in; trust; have faith in.
to bring honor, esteem, etc., to; reflect well upon.
Bookkeeping
Education
SYNONYMS: trust
ANTONYMS:.disbelief, discredit, doubt, nonbelief, unbelief

5. Credit WORD FAMILY WORDS: cred·it·less, adjective o·ver·cred·it, verb
pre·cred·it, verb (used with object)
su·per·cred·it, noun
un·cred·it·ed, adjective
SENTENCES:
Give credit where it is due.
You are a credit to your school.
She got a screen credit for house.

6. Impact PRONUNCIATION:[n. im-pakt; v. im-pakt] DEFINITION:
transitive verb
to have a direct effect
to fix firmly by or as if by packing
to press together
to strike forcefully;
intransitive verb
to have an impact —often used with on
to impinge
SYNONYMS: affect, impress, influence, move, reach, strike, sway, tell (on), touch
ANTONYMS:dislodge, root (out), uproot

7. Impact WORD FAMILY WORDS: — im·pact·ful adjective
— im·pac·tive adjective
— im·pac·tor also im·pact·er noun
SENTENCES:
We have had an impact by the World War I.
Immigrants have a strong impact on housing prices.
Your gift will have a clear impact, as emphasized by the thank you letter that every donor receives from the grateful teacher.