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Set 3 Academic Vocab

To learn verbs for giving Instruction & Explanation

TermDefinitionexample
Go over Review/explain in detail "Let's go over yesterday's lesson." "The teacher will go over the chapter in class."
Break down Explain step-by-step "Can you break down this grammar rule?"
Point out Indicate/draw attention to "I want to point out the key themes here."
Fill in Provide missing information "Use context to fill in the blanks."
Touch on Mention briefly "We'll touch on Shakespeare next week."
Bring up Introduce (a topic) "Who can bring up an example?"
Follow up Pursue further "Follow up with students who missed class."
Sum up Summarize "Sum up the main argument in one sentence."
Hand in (vtr) Submit work /Turn in "Hand in your essays by Friday."
Hand out (vtr) Distribute "I'll hand out the worksheet."
Look over Review/check "I need to look over your drafts."
Mark down (vtr) Deduct points / give lower grade to /note "I'll mark you down for late submissions."
Grade on To evaluate/assess based on specific criteria To assign a grade/mark for something "We grade on content, not length." "For this assignment, I'll be grading on creativity more than technical perfection."
Check off (vtr) Mark as completed "Check off each requirement as you complete it."
Write up (vtr) Compose formally/write a critique of/record misbehaviour "Write up your lab reports." One more infraction and I will have to write you up.
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