Vocabulary is a collection of words in a person’s lexical repertoire. The term vocabulary comes from the Latin word “vocabulum,” which means “a word, a name.” Vocabulary is a critical component of language and communication, aiding in transmitting thoughts, ideas, emotions, and information. It can be vocal, written, or signed and is divided into two […]
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The English language is voluminous, meaning you’ll never run out of new words to learn and use. Adding new words to your written vocabulary, developing a reading habit, playing word games, and taking courses to improve your memory are some effective ways to improve your vocabulary. Building a strong vocabulary allows you to communicate your […]
Studying is a crucial part of our lives. It is a vehicle for reaching our academic or skill development goals. Unfortunately, many people do not get good study outcomes despite many hours of studying. To improve results, some study harder by increasing study sessions and pouring more time into studying. But, most often than not, […]
Deaf people do not have an inner voice but inner hearing. It’s similar to having an inner voice, except deaf people mostly experience the conversation in sign language. Some deaf people with experience and exposure to spoken speech may have an inner voice. Internal voice is a powerful phenomenon. It’s that inaudible conversation you have […]
Have you ever contemplated how important vocabulary is in our daily lives? Vocabulary is the foundation of all language, providing us with the necessary building blocks to express ourselves, connect with others, develop critical thinking and confidence, and build life skills and personal relationships. Even with a limited grasp of grammar, we can still communicate […]
