This Post Is Dedicated To My Dad Who Passed-Away in 1978 & And My Step-Dad Who Passed-Away On July 8th, 2016
“Dad” – (/dæ[d]/ – /dæ[d]/) [concrete noun]…
Why Is This “Level-Checking” Vocabulary?
(And What Is “Level-Checking Vocabulary” Anyway?)
his word functions as “Level-Checking” Vocabulary because the chances that you have not heard of, or know this word are quite low. Yet — if it happens — then this is a good indication that your “Level” is not yet high enough for The TOEFL iBT Exam — and there-fore, also not high enough to excel in a University-type setting (which is essentially what The TOEFL Exam tests for).
dditionally — it will be expected — both on the exam, and in a University-setting — that you ABSOLUTELY must know this word. Thus the term “Level-Checking Vocabulary”.
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I Know This… Because I Created It 😀
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Remember! — If there are any words or phrases in these posts that you do not know – then look them up! Although you do not need to waste time memorizing long lists of Vocabulary before taking The TOEFL Exam — it is always a good idea to look-up words that you do not know. Even if you think you know them — you may be surprised! So, if you see a word that you think that you “know” but can’t actually define or explain… Then Look It Up! I suggest Wikitionary.com.
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And If You Have Any Questions — Feel Free To Ask!
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Any Questions?