English Vocabulary Builder 01

Perfect English: English Vocabulary Builder 1

In this list, you will learn the following keywords:

apparel | besiege | compress | denounce | dispatch | douse | expressly | famished | forsake | gainful | immense | inept | ingenious | instantaneous | irk | libel | misgiving | oaf | recede | repast

The Learner’s Guide (Flashcards)

Definitions (Spelling)

Synonyms (Matching)

Example Sentences (Learning)

Downloadable Practice Documents

The practice sheet includes a crossword puzzle, a word search, a study list, a quiz and more…

Perfect English Vocabulary Building List 01 Practice Activities

Perfect English Vocabulary Building List 01 Practice Activities – Answer Key

Perfect English Vocabulary Building Word List 01

Perfect English Vocabulary Building List 01 PPT Flashcards

 

 

Quiz


 

Remember that all the different ways I have provided are meant for you to come back and re-study the words in different ways to consolidate what you have learned and to transform these words from passive knowledge into active vocabulary you can use in your speaking and writing. Don’t do these exercises once and move on. When it comes to vocabulary, we all need repetition. I tried to make the exercises as fun and engaging as I can.

The vocabulary building activities is a weekly post, so tune in every week for a new list and twenty new words to add to your English vocabulary arsenal.

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