✍️ Word of the Day 📎

Etymology
From the Latin expeditus, meaning "convenient or prompt". Adjectives often end in -ous.

🆒 Word Parts (reading) 🆙

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the correct word part matching the definition. Later, choose one word part from each column to build the defined word.

Benefits➕:
📖 Develop a more varied and complex vocabulary ;
💠 Learn the most important word parts in English ;
🔐 Decode the meaning of unfamiliar words .

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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Assemble the word.

4️⃣ ADJECTIVE: holding tightly to something —

FILI — ACIOUS
❌
TEN — AGE

✅ Answer: adj tenacious .
TEN (hold or keep) + ACIOUS (full of or having) = TENACIOUS — holding tightly to something.

5️⃣ NOUN: span of time one has held a position —

MIS — URE
❌
TEN — ATOR

✅ Answer: n tenure .
TEN (hold or keep) + URE (act or process of) = TENURE — span of time one has held a position.

6️⃣ NOUN: act of showing that two things are the same —

EGO — MANIA
❌
EQU — ATION

✅ Answer: n equation .
EQU (equal or same) + ATION (action or process) = EQUATION — act of showing that two things are the same.

7️⃣ NOUN: state of being sufficient —

DIF — EQU — ACY
❌ ❌
AD — ORTHO — ATED

✅ Answer: n adequacy .
AD (to or toward) + EQU (equal or same) + ACY (state or act of) = ADEQUACY — state of being sufficient.

8️⃣ ADJECTIVE: having a pleasant or well-formed sound —

EU — PHON — IOUS
❌ ❌
ECTO — URB — GRAPHY

✅ Answer: adj euphonious .
EU (well-formed) + PHON (sound or voice) + IOUS (full of or having) = EUPHONIOUS — having a pleasant or well-formed sound

✍️ Word of the Day 📎

Etymology
From the Latin anterior of the same meaning, which in turn originates from the Latin ante, meaning "before".

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Listen to the recording carefully and then match the facts with the correct subjects. Make sure you can hear the tone clearly.

📌 Subjects:

⭕️ TETON —

⭕️ CASCADE —

⭕️ ADIRONDACK —

☑️ Facts:
Lake Champlain ;
Wyoming ;
British Columbia ;
13,775-foot peak ;
Mount Rainier ;
Mount St. Helens ;
Hudson River ;
Snake River ;
Lake Placid ;
Puget Sound
Yellowstone Park .

OPEN LATER 🧠 Memory challenge:

❗️ Arrange these three facts into their corresponding subjects:
— upstate New York ;
— Rocky Mountains ;
— northern California .

✍️ Word of the Day 📎

Etymology
From the Latin vilis, meaning "cheap or worthless". Although vilify looks similar to villain, the two words come from different roots.

✅ Answer Key:

⭕️ TETON — Wyoming, 13,775-foot peak, Snake River, Yellowstone Park + Rocky Mountains ;

⭕️ CASCADE — British Columbia, Mount Rainier, Mount St. Helens, Puget Sound + northern California ;

⭕️ ADIRONDACK — Lake Champlain, Hudson River, Lake Placid + upstate New York .

🎧 Study Activity — Name Recall (listening) 🎧

Benefits➕:
👤 Improve your ability to remember people's names ;
💡 Learn how to use mnemonics to more easily recall information ;
👥 Improve your social skills by remembering key facts about people .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: This activity requires audio. Listen to the clips and match names with the correct faces. Don't forget to make sure you can hear the tone clearly.

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