Week 7 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

Assume (verb)- to take for granted or without proof; suppose-
Respond (verb)- to reply or answer in words                                                                                     Process (noun & verb) -a systematic series of actions directed to some end. (Verb)-
to treat or prepare by some particular process                                                                                       Occur (verb)-to be met with or found, present itself appear

                                                    Example
Assume (verb)- If you assume things about other people before you get to know them, you are probably incorrect about your assumptions.
Respond - A good way to respond to assumptions is to prove people wrong.
Process - Processed foods tend to be unhealthier than organically grown foods.
Occur (verb) - Common colds occur when people don't wash their hands frequently

Week 5/6 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

(The detective is justifying the picture to him.)


(This establishment is really old.)


(On the screen it indicates that its 10;43 somewhere.)


(This is the scientific method.)




Synonyms

Justify (verb) - Legitimatize, warrant, rationalize, validate
Establish (verb) - Set up, start, institute, create, find
Indicate (verb) - Point to, designate, denote, show, suggest, specify
Method (noun) - Technique, way, process, system, procedure

Blog Title - Week 6 Vocabulary

Justify (verb)- to show
Establish (verb)- to found, institute, build, or bring into being on a firm or stable basis
Indicate (verb)- to be a sign of; betoken; evidence
Method (noun)- a procedure, technique, or way of doing something, especially in accordance with a definite plan

                                               SENTENCES
Justify (verb) - I justify eating ice cream every night because it tastes delicious.
Establish (verb) - The first rule established at Main Street Umoja Community School was that you can not wander the halls!
Indicate (verb) - A stop sign indicates to a driver to STOP.
Method (noun) - I always follow my grandmother's method when making mochi
                                              

Week 4 Vocabulary Paragraph

The monster is sad beacuse he has devoted his creater. As he clarifys his emotions towards his mind, he feels sadness upon him. The area of his thought will last forever. Althought frankeinstein is differentiate from all people, he still has emotions like most people.

Week 4 Vocabulary Sentences

1. The area that i saw last night is restricted.
2. The area of the formula is 2.5 squared.

1. To clarify his speech he had to use words that are proper.
2. In the commercial in the clarify water is really clean.

1.Those two twins are very differentiate.
2.The subject he was talking about was differentiate then the teacher was talkin about.

Blog Title: Week 4 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

                                      
                                        (This area is prohibidid to people.)
Area - Region, district, locale, vicinity, part, subject, topic, section, zone
                                       
                                  (The magnifing glass is clarifying the world.)
Clarify - Make clear, explain, simplify, refine, cleanse, treat
                                      
                                      (The yellow ball is differentiate from the others.)
Differentiate - Distinguish, discriminate, tell apart, tell between, set apart, single out

Week 4 Vocabulary Definitions and Example Sentences

Area- any exact  space or surface
Clarify- To become clear or pure.
Differentiate- to become unlike or dissimilar

Week 3 Sentences

1. People from Alabama have a very distinct acsent.
2. Frankenstein is a very distinct from regular people.

1.Drinkers have a great potential of liver failur.
2.I have great potential of going to a fantastic college.

1.The formula for the math problem was very difficult to remeber.
2.In the school spelling bee they had to spell the word formula to win 1st place.

Week 3 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

Distinct - Clear, definite, apparent

(these people look distinct)

Potential - Promise, capability, ability, possibility

(this person has a potential of living again)

(this is the formula to the math problem.)

Formula - Method, procedure, rule, blueprint