English Vocabulary Revision

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Course Outline

  1. Family and Visual Perception
  2. Housing and Household Objects
  3. Domestic Actions and Sounds
  4. Food, Clothing and Taste
  5. Games, Leisure and Light
  6. Sport, Hunting and Sounds
  7. Appearance, Senses and Health
  8. Movement and Abstract Terms

1. Family and Visual Perception

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • Family vocabulary: Family vocabulary includes a sibling = a brother or sister, the household = the home or family group, the in-laws = the family by marriage, the bride-to-be = the future bride, an orphan = a child without parents, foster parents = adoptive parents, alternating custody = shared custody, and a midwife = a person who assists childbirth.
  • Ways of looking: Ways of looking include to catch sight of or catch a glimpse of = notice briefly, to make out = distinguish, to glance at = look briefly, to peep at = look secretly, and to peer at = look closely.
  • Childcare vocabulary: Childcare vocabulary includes to scold a child = to reprimand a child, a pram = a baby carriage, a pushchair = a stroller, to breastfeed = to feed a baby with breast milk, and boisterous = noisy and energetic.

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Practice quiz preview

1. What does the term “alternating custody” mean in family vocabulary?

2. If someone examines a small detail closely, which expression best describes the way they look?

3. In a rented dwelling, who is the person responsible for paying rent to use the property?

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What does 'family vocabulary' include regarding siblings?

A brother or sister.

What term describes the family by marriage in family vocabulary?

The in-laws.

What does 'to catch sight of' mean in ways of looking?

To notice briefly.

What does 'to make out' mean in ways of looking?

To distinguish.

What does 'to peep at' mean in ways of looking?

To look secretly.

What does the term 'tenant' mean in housing vocabulary?

A person renting a property.

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