Can you use these words at home?
Do you know what they mean?
Can you write them in a sentence?
Date | Word of the Week |
28th November | Word of the week - PERSEVERANCE
Definition - When you keep on trying even though you may be finding it tricky.
E.g Even though, he found the problem tricky he got there with his own perseverance. |
5th December | Word of the week - AMBLE
Definition - Meaning to walk at a slow and relaxed pace.
E.g. She ambled over to the bench. |
12th December | Word of the week - PERPLEXED
Definition - Meaning to be completely baffled and confused.
E.g. I'm not sure where I put my book, I'm perplexed. |
5th January | Word of the week - ASTRONOMICALLY
Definition - very large / immense.
E.g. It takes an astronomical amount of money to build a car factory. |
9th January | Words of the week - DUSK and DAWN.
E.g. They worked from dawn to dusk. |
16th January | Word of the week - INFINITE
Definition - to be continued indefinitely
E.g. The number sequence was infinite. |
23rd January | Word of the week - CLAMBER
Definition - to climb using both feet and hands with difficulty.
E.g. With difficultly, I had to clamber over the mountainous pile of clothes. |
30th January | Word of the week - GLIMPSE
Definition - to look quickly at something.
E.g. I took a glimpse of the blurb- it looks great! |