Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Homographs

P.4

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Same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings

Stalk (plant part)/ Stalk (follow)

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2
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Homophones

P.4

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Same pronunciation but have different meanings and spellings

Would/wood, cite/site/sight

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3
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Heteronyms

P.4

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Same spelling but different pronunciation AND meaning

Polish/polish

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4
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Phoneme

P.2

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Smallest unit of sound that affects meaning

English is not phonetic

44 speech sounds, 26 letters

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5
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Morphology

P.4

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Process of how words are formed to create meaningful messages

Breaking down words to find base/prefix/suffix

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6
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Morpheme

P.4

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Smallest unit of language that has meaning. Root word, prefix,suffix

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7
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Syntax

P.6

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Order of words

Subject-Verb-Object

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8
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Semantics

P.7

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Meaning of individual words and combinations of words

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9
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Lexicon

P.7

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Stored meaning and contextual meaning

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10
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Spoken discourse

P8

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Conversations, arguments, speeches

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Vocal discourse

P.8

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Practice in pairs using q&a format-gives opportunity to learn structures of discourse and info about the other’s culture. Increases vocabulary and language skills

Short skits that repeat a limited number of words

Allowing time for informal conversations using suggested topics-reinforces speech patterns

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12
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Polite discourse

P.8

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Empty language/perfunctory speech

“How are you?” “Fine”

Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills (BICS)-must acquire to function in social situations

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13
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Language proficiency requires…

P.9

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Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills (BICS)

Cognitive academic language proficiency (CALP)

And

Common Underlying Proficiency (CUP)

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14
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Pragmatics

P.10

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How context impacts interpretation of message

Body language, gestures, distance between speakers, seating arrangements, formality of speech, tone, volume, etc

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15
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Language register

P.11

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How language is used in a particular setting or for a particular purpose

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16
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Code Switching

P.12

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Using a Spanish term when speaking English

17
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BICS can be acquired in…years
CALP can take…years

P.12

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BICS:2-5 years
CALP: 4-7 years

18
Q

Subject

P.16

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What or whom the sentence is about

Noun+Modifiers

Noun=Simple subject

19
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Predicate

P.16

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Makes a statement about what the subject is or does

Verb+Modifiers

Verb=simple predicate

20
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4 sentence purposes:

P.17

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Declarative (statement)
Interrogative (question)
Imperative (command)
Sense of urgency (exclamatory)

21
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Simple sentence

A

Independent clause

Single subject and predicate

22
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Compound sentence

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Two independent clauses joined by a CONJUNCTION (and,or, but, for, to, yet, so)

23
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Complex sentence

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Dependent clause (can’t stand alone-not a complete thought) joined with an independent clause using a SUBORDINATOR (although, after, because, when, since, while)

24
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Phrase

P.17

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Does not have a subject and a predicate. Cannot stand alone

Prepositional (in the room)
Participial (walking down the street)
Infinitive (to run)

25
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Pronoun

P.18

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Takes place of a noun

  1. Personal pronouns (I you he she it we him her us)
  2. Possessive pronouns-show ownership(my mine your yours)
  3. Indefinite pronouns -refer to nouns in general (any, each, both, most, something)
26
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Adjective

P.18

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Modifies a noun or pronoun

Answers the question What kind? How many? Which?

27
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Adverb

P.19

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Modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb

Answers the questions How? When? Where? How often? and To what extent?

28
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Preposition

P.19

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Occurs with a noun or pronoun-shows relationship between that and another word in the sentence

Describes or shows location, direction or time

Under, behind, up, after, before, down

29
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Conjunction

P.19

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Word that joins phrases, clauses, and sentences

Coordinating-and, but, for, yet, etc.
Subordinating-after, because, so that, while
Correlative-both…and, either…or
Conjunctive-therefore, thus, moreover