1. VOCABULARY BUILDING ONE

2. WORDS ARE A GROUP OF LETTERS WHICH FORM A MEANING

3. FUNCTIONAL WORDS  The words which express grammatical function. They include of Preposition article conjunctions tense pronoun Form Indicating number

4. CONTENT WORDS The word which express cultural content words. Consist of nouns verbs adjectives verb

5. EXPLAINATION  A SENTENCE MAY CONSIST OF SEVERAL CONTENT WORDS EXAMPLE : Cat eat fish A SENTENCE CAN NOT BE BUILT WITH ONLY SEVERAL FUNCTIONAL WORDS. ( “My does not the” ) it is not a sentence

6. STUDY THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE The children went to the zoo happily What are the underlined words includes to?

7. THE ANSWER  The children went to the zoo happily Children Noun Went Verb Zooadverb of place happily adverb of manner

8. EXERCISE Words are among the most noticeable units of a language, yet it is extremely difficult to find a general, explicit description of this concept that agrees with the judgment made by native speakers of English about which forms are words. In part, this difficult arises from the fact that such judgment are matters of performance, and, therefore, nonlinguistic factors may play a role in the speaker’s determination of words. Yet, underlying this performance is knowledge of the concept ‘words’ as purely linguistic. Words are among the most noticeable units of a language, yet it is extremely difficult to find a general, explicit description of this concept that agrees with the judgment made by native speakers of English about which forms are words. In part, this difficult arises from the fact that such judgment are matters of performance, and, therefore, nonlinguistic factors may play a role in the speaker’s determination of words. Yet, underlying this performance is knowledge of the concept ‘words’ as purely linguistic.

9. List all the content words you can find under the columns provide. No.NounVerbAdjectiveAdverb 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10. GOOD BYE GOOD BYE