Increase Your Word Power: Using Your Senses to Improve Your Vocabulary by Dorothy A. Fontaine Ph.D.

Increase Your Word Power: Using Your Senses to Improve Your Vocabulary Dorothy A. Fontaine Ph.D. ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 400
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated
ISBN: 9780764134296

Oct 21, 2013 - Did your pastor tell you that your church was organizing against the unholy and unnecessary war in Afghanistan which kills children through drone strikes? To keep your mind active: Quit smoking. This site in general and this page in particular will certainly help the visitors to increase their knowledge of vocabulary in an exhaustive way. If you happen to be a smoker, quitting is top of the 'to-do' list for better mental acuity. And eliminate the word “neo-con” from your vocabulary because there's no such thing, other than in your own mind and in those of the “progressives” and Marxists within our midst who lob their faux words to describe those who simply disagree. Sep 5, 2012 - Test your vocabulary. Aug 29, 2007 - Difficult Words ( Sentient and Sensory ) and their usages are explained here for your reference. You should also try games that force If you are right handed, brush your teeth with your left hand, shower with your eyes closed — anything that will force you to use more of your senses. I'm a non-native english speaker and I took my SATs a long time ago. I asked awhile ago if vocabularies continue increasing with age. I could sense that I was relatively weak when it came to the purely anglo-saxon words. You are bound to improve your cognitive skills and creative thinking as well as your word power and vocabulary. A reader sends a link to a website, testyourvocab.com, that offers a 120 word vocabulary quiz, ranging from extremely easy to extremely hard. 3 days ago - Lisa Wolf Clemente, the victim's mother, said, “So I look down, I see it says Jewish Incinerator with their one goal is to gather all the Jews, put them in an army camp and dispose of them.” “I'm 42-years-old. There is no better way of boosting your words power. Extrasensory perception is the supposed ability of some people to perceive things without using the standard senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch or taste.