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➕ Connotation (reading)➖
Benefits➕:
📖 Better understand meaning and tone while reading ;
👥 Avoid misunderstandings in written communication ;
📓 Master new words by classifying them as positive or negative .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Determine the connotation of the word by choosing NEGATIVE (➖) or POSITIVE (➕).
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✍️ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
Related to the older German hind, meaning "behind".
📌 In this passage, the author considers the magnificence of the Grand Canyon.
📄 The Grand Canyon's length measures roughly 445 kilometers. That knowledge, however, seemed irrelevant as he stood before the deep slash in the earth stretched out in front of him. The red and ochre shades of the canyon's strata, as closely stacked as the pages of a book, stood out clearly against the blue of both the vast sky above and the silver of the Colorado River below. He marveled at what millions of years of running water had fashioned from stone. For a moment, he felt immeasurably small. 📃
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💠 Words matched:
fix — ameliorate, rebuild, revamp ;
harm — maul, maltreat, mangle ;
give — deliver, entrust ;
decrease — ebb, diminish, lessen .
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📝 Expression (writing) 📝
Benefits➕:
💬🆒 Master tricky everyday phrases and sayings ;
📝✔️ Learn to avoid errors in your writing .
❗️ INSTRUCTIONS: Determine if the sentences contain a properly or improperly used expression by choosing ERROR or VALID.
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🎁 BONUS ROUND
❗️Find the single error in the selection.
0 of 1 found
Metabolism is the process in which consumed calories are combined with oxygen to release the energy a person needs too function; this includes breathing and repairing cells.
ROUND 2 OF 3. MISSPELLINGS & TYPOS
📝 Info: Read the passage looking for spelling errors and words that may be spelled correctly but used incorrectly (to vs. too). Then, look for misspellings by reading the passage backwards so that you can see each word individually rather than as a group.
Example: In addition to his pionering✖️(pioneering✔️) work on photosynthesis, Ingenhousz helped promote inoculation against smallpox.
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0 of 4 found.
While most people think of calories as a property of food, they're actually found in anything with energy. A calorie is simply a unit used to measure the amount of energy it tacks to increase the temperature of one gram of water buy one degree Celsius.
Consequently, things that require a lot off heat to burn also have alot of calories; a gallon of gasoline, for instance, has about 31 million calories.
📖 Detail (writing) 📖
Benefits➕:
🔍 Quickly spot mistakes and typos in your writing ;
✔️ Identify problems that spell-check won't catch .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Read the passage and select all the errors. Each round focuses on a different type of error:
ROUND 1. CAPITALIZATION, QUESTION MARKS & PERIODS ;
ROUND 2. MISSPELLINGS & TYPOS ;
ROUND 3. EXTRA & MISSING WORDS .
‼️ To make most of this game, try giving yourself 45 seconds to identify mistakes for each round. 15 secs for bonus round.
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✍️ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
Likely from the Scandinavian root meaning hillside.
❗️ Insert 1️⃣ missing comma :
4️⃣ Author⭕️Ray Bradbury wrote the first draft of Fahrenheit 451 in Los Angeles, California. It was published in 1953⭕️but⭕️its themes are still relevant.
✅ Answer: Author❌Ray Bradbury wrote the first draft of Fahrenheit 451 in Los Angeles, California. It was published in 1953,✅but❌its themes are still relevant.
❗️ Insert 2️⃣ missing commas :
2️⃣ Designed by William Van Alen, the Chrysler Building in New York⭕️is a prime example of Art Deco architecture. Art Deco⭕️short for Arts Décoratifs⭕️was a popular style⭕️in the 1930s.
✅ Answer: Designed by William Van Alen, the Chrysler Building in New York❌is a prime example of Art Deco architecture. Art Deco,✅short for Arts Décoratifs,✅was a popular style❌in the 1930s.
➰ Commas (writing) ➰
Benefits➕:
➿ Improve your understanding of how to use commas correctly ;
✍️ Write more clearly and effectively .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS:
Determine the place where comma is missing.
Madam Secretary [ , ] ✔️ I politely disagree...
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4️⃣ The toddler meandered back and forth as she explored her new home.
✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word here is < ... back and forth ... > .
TIP: Meander means "to move from one thing to another without purpose", so back and forth is unnecessary.
☑️ The toddler meandered back and forth as she explored her new home.
💪 Exercise of the Day 💪
ℹ️ Learn sport vocabulary as you do them!
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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Read a short passage and answer the related questions to each category: Technique, Details, and Vocab.
📌 In this passage, a young girl catches a glimpse of her own future in a family album.
📄 Fidgety on a rainy April Saturday, Lily leafs through a dog-eared photo album. She sees a bright-eyed young woman atop a docile mare and pictures herself managing a mountainside ranch: tending calves, breaking wild horses, and mending fences. She knows it would be a laborious life, but she imagines the rush of the wind on her face and the scent of the unspoiled alfalfa air. 'That's your great-grandmother', her father exclaims over her shoulder. 'She grew up in the city too.' 📃
📕 Comprehension (reading) 📕
Benefits➕:
📖 🧠 Improve your reading comprehension ;
📚 📰 Remember more details you read in magazines, books, and, journals .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Read a short passage and answer the related questions to each category: Overview, Inference, and Details.
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✍️ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Greek Alkyone, a Greek mythological figure, Halcyon also referred to a seabird that, according to legend, nested on calm waters.
🔗 Association (reading) 🔗
Benefits➕:
📖 Master new words and expand your vocabulary ;
🔍 Decipher unfamiliar words by associating them with words you know ;
📚 Become a more confident and perceptive reader .
❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the option with the same meaning as the verb above.
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✍️ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Latin insolens, meaning "pompous". In- typically means "not", and solere means "to be used to".
✍️ Word of the Day 📎
Etymology
From the Greek a-, meaning "with", and keleuthos, meaning "a path". An acolyte follows a leader's path.
ROUND 3 OF 3. EXTRA & MISSING WORDS
📝 Info: Read the passage aloud to identify extra or missing words. You are more likely to hear errors than you are to catch them during a silent read.
✍️ Example: In addition✖️(to✔️) his pioneering work on on ✖️(1 on✔️) photosynthesis, Ingenhousz helped promote inoculation against smallpox.
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
0 of 4 found.
While most people think of of calories as a property of food, they're actually found in by anything with energy. A calorie is simply a unit used to measure the amount of energy it takes to increase the temperature of one gram of water by one degree Celsius.
Consequently, things that require a lot of heat to burn also have a a lot of calories; a gallon of gasoline, for for instance, has about 31 million calories.
ROUND 1 OF 3. CAPITALIZATION, QUESTION MARKS & PERIODS
📝 Info: Focus on a single sentence at a time. Make sure that it begins with a capitalized word and ends with proper punctuation.
Example: In addition to his pioneering work on photosynthesis, Ingenhousz helped promote ✖️Inoculation (inoculation ✔️) against smallpox ✖️(smallpox. ✔️)
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0 of 4 found.
While most people think of calories as a property of food, they're actually found in anything with energy. A calorie is simply a unit used to measure the amount of energy it takes to increase the Temperature of one gram of water by one degree celsius.
Consequently, things that require a lot of heat to burn also have a lot of calories; A gallon of Gasoline, for instance, has about 31 million calories.
💪 Exercise of the Day 💪
ℹ️ Learn sport vocabulary as you do them!
Darebee
❗️ Insert 2️⃣ missing commas :
5️⃣ My family⭕️and I⭕️went to the San Diego Zoo on July 1, 2017. I got to see a penguin for the first⭕️time in person⭕️and my baby niece imitated it⭕️making us all laugh.
✅ Answer: My family❌and I❌went to the San Diego Zoo on July 1, 2017. I got to see a penguin for the first❌time in person,✅and my baby niece imitated it,✅making us all laugh.
❗️ Insert 3️⃣ missing commas :
3️⃣ Hekla⭕️Iceland's most active volcano⭕️has erupted more than 20 times⭕️since the 9th century. It last⭕️did so in 1104⭕️covering more than half the country with volcanic debris.
✅ Answer: Hekla,✅Iceland's most active volcano,✅has erupted more than 20 times❌since the 9th century. It last❌did so in 1104,✅covering more than half the country with volcanic debris.
❗️ Insert 1️⃣ missing comma :
1️⃣ American Charles⭕️Jewtraw won the very⭕️first Winter Olympics gold medal on January 26, 1924. He won the 500-meter speed skate⭕️but he lost in two other events⭕️he entered.
✅ Answer: American Charles❌Jewtraw won the very❌first Winter Olympics gold medal on January 26, 1924. He won the 500-meter speed skate,✅but he lost in two other events❌he entered.
5️⃣ Because of his diet, he grabbed nothing at all from the dessert buffet.
✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word(-s) here is(are) < ... at all ... > .
TIP: Nothing means "not anything or not at all", so the phrase at all is repetitive.
☑️ Because of his diet, he grabbed nothing at all from the dessert buffet.
3️⃣ They hoped their child's new love for reading wasn't just a passing phase.
✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word here is < ... passing ... > .
TIP: Passing means "lasting a short time", and a phase is "a state in a regularly recurring cycle of changes", so passing is unnecessary.
☑️ They hoped their child's new love for reading wasn't just a passing phase.