Spoken Interaction Flashcards

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set of familiar words within a person’s language

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Vocabulary

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2
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usually developed with age

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Vocabulary

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3
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the words known and used by a particular person.

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Vocabulary

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4
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knowledge of words and words meaning in both oral and print language and in productive and receptive forms

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Vocabulary

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5
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Vocabulary types

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-Reading vocabulary
-Listening Vocabulary
-Speaking Vocabulary
-Writing Vocabulary

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6
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words recognized when reading

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Reading vocabulary

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7
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the amplest, as new words are more commonly encountered when reading than when listening

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Reading vocabulary

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8
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words recognized when listening to speech

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Listening Vocabulary

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9
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cues such as the speaker’s tone and gestures, the topic of discussion, and the conversation’s social context may convey the meaning of an unfamiliar word

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Listening Vocabulary

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10
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comprises the words used in speech and is generally a subset of the listening vocabulary

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Speaking Vocabulary

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11
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word appears in registers as different as formal essays and social media feeds

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Writing Vocabulary

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12
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generally limited by preference and context: a writer may prefer one synonym over another, and they will be unlikely to use technical vocabulary relating to a subject in which they have no interest or knowledge

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Writing Vocabulary

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13
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Vocabulary important focus on literacy teaching :

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-structure (morphology)
-use (grammar)
-meanings (semantics)
-connections to other words (word/semantic relationships)

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14
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Types of Vocabulary Words (Rows or levels of a structure)

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-Basic Words (Tier 1)
-High Frequency Words (Tier 2)
-Low Frequency Words (Tier 3)

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15
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types of vocabulary referring to simple common words for English Beginners

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Basic Words

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16
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words most commonly used in the English language

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High Frequency Words

17
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words used by mature language users with multiple meanings, and used in many settings (cluster, sympathy, estimate)

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High Frequency Words

18
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words are one of the main types of sight words and are those words which occur most frequently in written material

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High Frequency Words

19
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words that are not commonly used

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Low Frequency Words

20
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words belong to content specific (have distinct meanings or purposes) or specific classes

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Low Frequency Words

21
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extent to which an utterance is perceived as suitable for a particular purpose and a particular audience in a particular social context

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Appropriateness

22
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exploring new vocabulary in context and developing the ability to use vocabulary to communicate thinking and learning.

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using appropriate vocabulary

23
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a person uses and understands while speaking the words we actually speak.

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Speaking Vocabulary

24
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common phrases or expressions that we use when we speak

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Conversational words

25
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formal language unique to a specific discipline or field

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Jargon

26
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words or phrases that are not meant to be taken literally and usually have a cultural meaning behind them.

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Idioms

27
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demonstrates that you are comfortable with both formal language and informal colloquialisms.

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using idioms

28
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the collection of words or the internalized dictionary that every speaker of a language has

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Lexicon Words

29
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serves as a useful and fundamental tool for communication and acquiring knowledge

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Vocabulary

30
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consists of lexicon words

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Speaking Vocabulary