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Vocab Achieve 1
vocab for achievement lesson 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| accent (n) | A style of speech or pronunciation that is characteristic of a certain region or country. |
| accent (v) | to emphasize in speech or music |
| articulate (n) | Expressed in a clear and effective manner. B- Able to speak effectively. |
| articulate (v) | To express in words |
| dialect (n) | The form or version of a language that is spoken in a country or region or by a particular social group; a dialect has characteristic differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. |
| diction (n) | a. The choice and use of words in speaking or writing. b. Disctinctness of pronunciation |
| enunciate (v) | a. To pronounce, especially in a aclear manner. b. To state or set forth clearly. |
| fundamental (adj) | a. Basic; primary; essential. b. Of major significance |
| fundamental (n) | A basic or necessary part |
| intelligible (adj) | Able to be understood |
| peer (n) | a. A person who is equal to another in age, class or rank. b. A member of the British nobility. |
| status (n) | a. Position in society; condition. b. A stage of progress or development. |
| stress (v) | To emphasize, particularly when speaking. |
| stress (n) | a. Emphasis, particularly when speaking. b. Importance; significance |
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