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Vocabulary: reading and writing
After the lessons about Economics and Business, I have felt like coming back to something much lighter, less difficult, though equally important and useful: READING and WRITING.
In this lesson, you will be able to review many very common and useful words.
To read/ a reader | To read something aloud |
To read to sb | A bedside book |
To scan stg/ skim through stg | To leaf/ to browse through a book |
To write/ in writing | In alphabetical order/ alphabetically |
Illiterate/ illiteracy | Handwritten |
To inscribe a book to | An inscription |
To make a note of stg To write/ jot stg down | To take notes |
- I can't make it out...(I can't read what's written...)
A good handwriting
An illegible note
To print | In block letters In block capitals |
In capitals In capital letters | In black and white |
Legible/ illegible | To have good/ poor handwriting |
To scrawl/ a scrawl | To scribble/ a scribble |
Spelling | A draft |
A rough copy | A fair copy |
A draft
To edit a document
A business letter
To rub something out/ erase | To delete something |
To strike something out To score something out | To edit something |
To write something up | To rewrite |
To reword | To copy something out |
To write a letter to someone | A business letter |
A note/ a line | To drop a line to somebody |
To reword
To drop a line to someone
Of course, there are many words in this lesson, but you already know most of them, don't you? Go for the test!
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