On Academic Vocabulary Lists page 4 you can find the new AWL words used in the readings for English Detective issue 18 on, as well as links to pages to practice each issue's vocabulary. It follows the same format (pattern) as Academic Vocabulary Word Lists, which explains how you can use this information. For links to the readings or to each issue's new vocabulary, see the Back Issues page.
*TED talk on Using Nature's Genius: channel converse dispose-2 enhance-2 extract -3 intervals intervene layers mature overall radical-5 scheme schemes
*TED talk on a Clean Energy proposal: empirical federal-2
Extraordinary People profile on Wangari Maathai’s work on sustainable tree-planting: devoted, ethnic-2, ethnicity, gender
Pages that practice the new words: * Listening and Reading Comprehension Practice for the 2 TED Talks, and Social Science Vocabulary Crossword and Answers (shared with newsletter 17.)
TED talk on Designing Cities for more people: community distributed-2 distribution nuclear occupy residential transmissions trend trends utilization utilizing
TED talk on Charter Cities: incidentally manual-2 residents -4 specifies undertaken utilities
Voice of America on Green Cities: communities protocol-3
To practice these words: City Planning Crossword and Answers.
Important review of AWL vocabulary, levels 1-5: Academic Vocabulary Test 1.
Jared Diamond's TED talk on Why Societies Collapse: appreciate constant derivative derivatives derived erosion hierarchical nevertheless overseas transfer
Wade Davis on TED-- Endangered Cultures: adjacent albeit anticipate assignment assumption constantly contrary entities eroded hierarchy integrity invoke-2 invoked isolated margins nevertheless passively scenario-2
Practice pages: Contrasts Crossword and Answers, Odd One Out, and Linking Words on the AWL.
TED talk on the Global Power Shift: accompanied altered capacity-4 confined liberalizing migrated ministry paradigm
TED talk on Indian Soft Power: bond capacity consensus-4 suspend
Practice pages: Together and Concurrent Crossword and Answers, Political Language, Quiz on AWL Levels 6-10.
*TED talk on Escaping Education's 'Death Valley': depressed discretion-2 hence inherently mode so-called
Train Station Schools in India format, schedule
Practice pages: * Reading Comprehension Worksheet on Education's Death Valley, Education Terminology Crossword and Answers, Exercise your Sense Vocabulary.
TED talk on regenerating our bodies: attached coincidence induce induced induces minimally
*Eva Vertes' talk on Understanding Cancer & the Future of Medicine: corresponding differentiate-4 differentiated-3 eliminate elimination-2 inhibit inhibited injured-2 injury-2 portion
Practice pages: *Comprehension Worksheet on Vertes' talk, Connections Crossword and Answers, Roots of Comparison & Contrast.
English Detective issues 1-23 reviewed and practiced the complete Academic Word List. Issues 24 on will review some of those words and teach other useful vocabulary, with more readings and practice activities. You can see them by signing up for English Detective (see the sign-up form on the bottom of the left navigation menu) or in the Back Issues pages. Issues with particularly useful explanations and practice are listed below with the words they explain (taken from the readings.)
Issue 25: encounter, individual, issue, label, reluctance
Issue 26: adjustment, attribute, bias, estimate, focus, persist, negative, statistics
Issue 27: automatic, confirm, intelligence, ratio, retain, stress, trend
Issue 28: accurate, capacity, distribute, intermediate, intervene
Issue 29: clause, guidelines, prohibited, sole, stress
Issue 30: ambiguous, context, distinct, explicit, inherent, substitute
Issue 32: accumulation, apparent, duration, extract, ignorant. plus, scenario, scheme, straightforward, sum
Most of the later issues have concentrated on other vocabulary from the readings, or teaching ideas and ways of using the reading and listening materials found online in class.
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