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Class 6-8 Academic Vocabulary Builder

Your textbooks and exam papers are full of words you half-know. You can read them. You can sort of guess what they mean. But can you USE them — in answers, in essays, in science reports, in arguments? This course turns "I've seen that word" into "I know exactly when to use it."

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Chapter 1: Words Your Questions Use
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Chapter 1: Words Your Questions Use

Students decode exam command words so they know exactly what kind of answer to write when a question says describe, explain, compare, or classify.

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Chapter 2: Words For Noticing And Describing
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Chapter 2: Words For Noticing And Describing

Develop precise vocabulary for observation, physical properties, quantities, patterns, and changes to excel in CBSE science practicals, geography, and data interpretation.

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Chapter 3: Words For How And Why Things Happen
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Chapter 3: Words For How And Why Things Happen

Equip students with precise academic vocabulary to describe cause-and-effect, processes, transformations, conditions, and cycles in school subjects.

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Chapter 4: Words For Sorting And Comparing Overview
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Chapter 4: Words For Sorting And Comparing Overview

Equip students with precise academic vocabulary to classify, rank, specify, evaluate pros/cons, and distinguish facts from opinions in schoolwork.

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Chapter 5: Words For Thinking And Arguing
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Chapter 5: Words For Thinking And Arguing

Equip students with precise academic vocabulary to predict, agree, disagree, test, argue, and make decisions across school subjects.

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Chapter 6: Words For Reading And Stories
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Chapter 6: Words For Reading And Stories

Equip students with precise literary vocabulary to analyze characters, settings, moods, main ideas, figures of speech, and plot structures in their English textbooks.

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Chapter 7: Words That Make Your Writing Better
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Chapter 7: Words That Make Your Writing Better

Equip students with transition words and editing vocabulary to transform choppy, repetitive sentences into cohesive, academic paragraphs.

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