An example of vocabulary would be a word that used to represent a definition. For example, many English classes have vocabulary tests to ensure the students properly recognize the words they are learning in class.
"Vocabulary" means "all the words someone knows or uses." Some people have a small vocabulary (they know very few words) and others have a large one (they know quite a lot of them). Ten thousand words is an average vocabulary. Anything which is written, including this answer, are examples of vocabulary, since clearly whoever wrote it (me in this case) knows the words he or she is using. "I go him house yesterday." is an example of a sentence made by someone with a very small vocabulary, who does not know possessive pronouns or the past tense of "go" even. "Stephanie stepped into the languid pools of ultramarine luminescence flooding the patio from the decrescent moon, her ears cocked like a terrier's and her eyes steadily moving from side to side like penitentiary guards as she searched for some indication of Lewis's presence." is an example of a sentence which was made by someone with a much larger vocabulary.
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Some examples of first grade level vocabulary words include: cat, dog, run, jump, happy, sad, big, small, up, down, in, out.
Any sense of individual: Well if I was their, I made the goal, I and me shouldn't be within the vocabulary of a "team".
"-ose" usually means a sugar compound. Examples: Cellulose, fructose, glucose, lactose, sucrose, xylitose.
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The Aztec language is known as Nahuatl. Some common vocabulary words in Nahuatl include "tlapalli" for colors, "kalli" for house, and "tlacuilo" for writer or scribe. The Aztecs also used pictorial writing known as glyphs to communicate.
One book that can help improve vocabulary skills is "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis. It provides a systematic approach to learning new words and their meanings through various exercises and examples. Additionally, reading regularly and keeping a word journal to track new words can further enhance vocabulary skills.
"Vocabulary" is the singular form of the word, referring to the set of words known and used by a person or in a language. "Vocabularies" is the plural form, used when referring to more than one set of words known and used by different people or in different languages.