In Boston, where he learned word processing, a skill that has kept him solvent in lean times, something inside snapped.
12.
"We found that children learned words like asparagus, carbohydrate, flexible, circulation, arboretum, " she said.
13.
They must be able to relate the newly learned word to prior knowledge through personal associations with text and the structure of text.
14.
When expressing a complex idea, a child will often omit the more familiar concepts and use only the most recently learned word.
15.
At Liberty Vocational Services in St . Albans, Oates learned word processing and secretarial skills while Ebony played at the adjacent day care center.
16.
The infants turned their head longer toward the familiar words presented by the second speaker, suggesting that infants could generalize these learned words across different speakers.
17.
The other two groups did the same thing, except they also learned interference pairs right before being retested to try to disrupt the previously learned word pairs.
18.
Youngstown is quietly becoming the prison capital of a nation that, to use Dominique's hard-learned word, is now the world leader in incarceration.
19.
Learned words, neologisms ( such as " gas ", first found in the late 17th century ), and Latinate or Greek borrowings were rarely broadened.
20.
Thus, many learned words, or words added to the French vocabulary since then often keep both the pronunciation and the presence of the / s / from Latin.
