@b.e.watson.books: just another one of those “obvious”things that no one taught me🫠 and nowadays, students are rarely even taught (explicitly) the difference between nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in general….. #vocabulary #englishteacher #grammar #language

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kamilynmarie
Kamilyn Marie AKA Mama Gio :
1. Proof that we have a literacy issue in school these days 2. You just went into my common place book
2026-10-25 18:15:29
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dotsimp
dot simp :
on the more advanced end, learn early that dictionaries describe, not prescribe: they observe frequency of usage and document how frequent that word is used by the masses (descriptively), in order to rank which meaning goes in an entry.. they do not, however, officiate meaning. In M-W's words, they are authoritative, not authoritarian. A dictionary is for troubleshooting what some might have meant, not to prove someone used a word wrong--the user of it would have used the word in question in a way that is not frequent enough to be recognized by modern dictionaries, and the policy of using words strictly in only way a dictionary documents (prescriptively) is a personal style choice, not a genuine regulatory policy imposed by the dictionary itself. Some games like Scrabble, or indeed classrooms, may impose this rule for learning or scoring systems, but that grading remains within the scope of that class or for points like a game, not in the true spirit of the dictionary 🥰 -student of lexicography and autism niche interest in dictionary craft 🥰
2026-10-25 14:36:47
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crowneddaisy
redd :
Love this! I use the Merriam-Webster app. It has a Word of the Day feature and fun word games.
2026-10-26 09:04:52
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skaught.geoluhread
Skaught with a "G" :
Wow. I am a giant word nerd and have actually never considered this explicitly. Huge help!
2026-10-25 16:31:53
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melissawithane
Melissa with an E :
As a non-native english speaker, you have just blown my mind! This is actually brilliant
2026-10-29 02:24:28
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elijah.stewart70
Elijah Stewart :
figured this out years ago.
2026-10-28 23:47:51
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lift.kenz
Kenzie :
Wow. This is such a simple hack and makes so much sense, I’m in awe that I’ve never heard
2026-10-25 22:26:14
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yuefoundchan
YueFoundChan :
Huh, I learnt two words
2026-10-29 02:13:26
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the_daughter_of_lilith
The_Daughter_of_Lilith :
It’s like sudoku but for words!
2026-10-25 14:58:31
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nancyfmt
Nancy Fabiola Melendez :
That makes all the sense. Omg!
2026-10-27 15:41:15
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marycateclaudel
Mary Cate Claudel :
Brilliant idea for learning another language, too. Thank you!
2026-10-25 15:04:08
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_aunt_tammy
Aunt Tammy ❌ :
I watched this 3 times. I hope you do more of these
2026-10-25 14:42:01
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danrowl2
Dan :
Someone should make a textbook for this 😌
2026-10-28 18:53:59
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re_brandi
Brandi :
I love this! Also, if you have or are planning to have kids, talk to them using the entirety of your vocabulary. Kids are curious and will ask you what words mean. Mine did so often that it inspired me to write a children’s book a couple of years ago that introduces advanced vocabulary to young kids. I sold at a farmers market yesterday and had an adult say she learned two new words from it - and that’s not the first time I’ve received that feedback!
2026-10-25 15:26:13
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authorlilymargot
Lily Margot | Author & Editor :
This just unlocked a part of my brain thank you
2026-10-26 14:35:14
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zyetime
ZYE 📖📝🪿 :
This is genius and definitely also missed me in my educational path lol. Trying to figure out how to use glut in a sentence though 👁️👁️
2026-10-25 12:17:57
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inspired1994
Inspired!!! :
Interesting, thank you.
2026-10-28 23:00:04
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pretendthisisacoolname2
Ter bear :
I didn't know glut, I did know intuit. How fun! I love this!
2026-10-25 21:56:28
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meagan.nagaem
meagan :
I like you, thank you for this
2026-10-25 15:20:25
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daybug90
Daileigh Tibbets :
I love this. I was surprised that I actually did know the examples! Still you should share some more! [Twin hearts]
2026-10-25 14:21:30
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peregrins
Peregrin Took :
Your approach sounds like a paradigm from Latin and A.Greek. The method that I use to learn a word is to write a story or poem about it. A story helps me to encode and recall the idea. Huzzah
2026-10-25 20:25:43
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chloemaey
Chloe Maey | Author :
This is amazing! I end up making up words using this without realizing I was using this technique (although those words don't tend to actually exist haha)
2026-10-26 04:34:47
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alyssingram
alyssa :
Would you mind suggesting a book about grammar? Like I forgot what an adverb was. I use them but could not have told you what it was.
2026-10-27 18:16:41
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barrage2615
barrage26 :
ya im definitely a word nerd. I used to rifle through dictionaries but now I have chatgpt teach me new words on the weekly. the word of the say is, emaciate.
2026-10-25 15:15:36
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ryannebonde
Ryanne | artist and yapper :
Can you teach me all of them please
2026-10-25 18:27:27
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