sign in • sign up
web | myLot | discussions | blogs | news | photos
homeinterestsdiscussionsblogsnewsmessages friendsphotosearningsmyLot

vocabulary

sponsored results  (advertise with us)




photo results

vocabulary vocabulary

vocabulary vocabulary vocabulary vocabulary vocabulary vocabulary

Uploaded by itsmeaj (98) • 8 months ago
Tags: vocabulary

itsmeaj
(98)

discussion results


mrcupid21
(100)
what is the longest word that you can come up with?

they say, its supercalifragilisticspalidocious? i dont even know if it really exist. but most people told me that it really does exist.. what do you think about this issue?

Started by mrcupid21 (100) in questions & answers • 3 responses • Last response by BabyGurly1745 (260) • 1 week ago
Tags: vocabulary

yuntian1987
(5)
How to learn English

I only started contacts from the junior high school English, has just begun to English very curious, very keen interest in learning things relatively simple, so very easy to lean. But with the...

Started by yuntian1987 (5) • 4 responses • Last response by bianroxas (841) • 2 weeks ago
Tags: how to learn english, buddyschool, english, thank you, vocabulary

vsridhar36
(164)
Writing-Why do you take more interest in this?

Many say that writing develops one to use his vocabulary skills.He can learn more as he writes.But this is one form where we can take more interest than other forms of language because we can express...

Started by vsridhar36 (164) in writing • 4 responses • Last response by zatak07 (373) • 1 month ago
Tags: writing, interest, other forms of language, vocabulary, writes

dolcias
(255)
have you ever....

read a dictionary to work on your vocabulary?

Started by dolcias (255) in reading • 10 responses • Last response by Erin88 (238) • 4 weeks ago
Tags: dictionary, knowledge, learning new stuff, vocabulary, words

loudcry
(342)
New words

Schadenfreude- deriving pleasure from others suffering.It is a loanword taken from the language of German. A loanword is a word which is borrowed from another language with little or no alteration....

Started by loudcry (342) in vocabulary expansion • 1 response • Last response by loudcry (342) • 1 month ago
Tags: claque, loanword, new words, schasenfreude, vocabulary

lilybug
(9879)
Words you don't know

When you are reading a book, magazine, or newspaper and you com e across a word you do not know how to pronounce or the meaning of the word what do you do? Do you skip the word and keep reading? Or...

Started by lilybug (9879) in reading • 22 responses • Last response by Ohara_1983 (3533) • 1 month ago
Tags: dictionary, words, pronounce, reading, vocabulary

SaintAnne
(1135)
Sounds Pretentious to Me...

If there is a word that you could limit people from using so many times, what would it be? For me, I cringe a lot of times when I hear people say "gourmet" and/or "eclectic". The words (used...

Started by SaintAnne (1135) in life • 16 responses • Last response by SaintAnne (1135) • 2 months ago
Tags: language, vocabulary, words, eclectic is easier to say, english language

tirtha9
(434)
How Strong is Your vocabulary?...heres a puzzle for you...

IT'S A 7 LETTER WORD.. IF WE REMOVE 1 LETTER FROM IT,IT REMAINS SAME. IF WE REMOVE 2 LETTERS FROM IT,IT REMAINS SAME IF WE REMOVE 3 LETTERS FROM IT,IT REMAINS SAME IF WE...

Started by tirtha9 (434) in life • 4 responses • Last response by SViswan (3853) • 3 months ago
Tags: dictionary, joke, puzzle, vocabulary, word

Raja_Franklin
(430)
How often do you use dictionary?

I use dictionary regularly. What about you?

Started by Raja_Franklin (430) in books • 7 responses • Last response by Twilight82 (33) • 3 months ago
Tags: dictionary, dictionary is my friend, read dictionary, spelling, vocabulary
 

blog results


Esl in Canada's W...
(0)
NEWS English Eh?

Headlines are Important Most printed newspapers feature a very large headline on their front page. The bold headline dramatically describes the biggest news of the day. A headline is text at the top...

Started in Esl in Canada's Weblog • 1 year ago • 0 responses
Tags: english language education, english as a second language, english, news, vocabulary

BrothersJudd Blog
(2)
WHICH EXPLAINS AIDS IN AFRICA:

WORD OF THE DAY: pickle park (Double-Tongued Dictionary, 6/06/07) n. a public area, such as a park or roadside rest stop, where sexual liaisons between men are said to take place; in trucking, any...

Started in BrothersJudd Blog • 1 year ago • 0 responses
Tags: vocabulary

BrothersJudd Blog
(2)
WE LIKE MIKE (via Glenn Dryfoos):

LSU likely to ignore PETA, obtain new tiger mascot (Associated Press, 5/23/07) A group of animal advocates is urging LSU not to replace its recently departed mascot with another live tiger but...

Started in BrothersJudd Blog • 1 year ago • 0 responses
Tags: vocabulary

BrothersJudd Blog
(2)
UNKINDNESS OF RAVENS:

A convocation of eagles: A parliament of owls? A clowder of cats? When two or more animals of the same species congregate, it can be quite a 'romp.' (Robert Klose, 3/26/07, CS Monitor) Just the...

Started in BrothersJudd Blog • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: vocabulary