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Here are a few more words that I’ve come across that I think merit being on my list of good words.
Here are a few more words that I’ve come across that I think merit being on my list of good words.
As I’ve previously shared “I really like words. I even have a habit of interrupting friends by declaring “Ooh, good word!” when they use a term that tickles my ears.” Here are a few more words that I’ve come across that I think merit being on the list of good words.
Do you and your students have any favorite words?
Here are a few more words that I’ve come across that I think merit being on my list of good words.
As I’ve previously shared (Good Words 1, 2 and 3) “I really like words. I even have a habit of interrupting friends by declaring “Ooh, good word!” when they use a term that tickles my ears.” Here are a few more words that I’ve come across that I think merit being on my list of good words.
Here are some words that you left in the comments section of previous Good Words posts that I especially enjoyed. Thanks for reminding me of these good words.
As I’ve previously shared (Good Words 1 and 2) “I really like words. I even have a habit of interrupting friends by declaring “Ooh, good word!” when they use a term that tickles my ears.” Here are a few more words that I’ve come across that I think merit being on my list of good words.
What are some of your favorite words?
I’ve noted additional words that I enjoy since my recent post. Review these and let me know what you think.
Here are some words that you left in the comments section of the original post that I especially enjoyed. Thanks for reminding me of these good words.
Despite Emily’s characterization of me as math, science, technology person (Ha ha ha!) I actually grew up preferring courses related to language arts. I tend to live in my head (for better and for worse) and I like imagination and self-expression. Like Emily, I really like words. I even have a habit of interrupting friends by declaring “Ooh, good word!” when they use a term that tickles my ears. It might be the use of a word I haven’t heard in a long while, a term that expresses an idea more perfectly than the term I was expecting to hear, or a word that actually conveys meaning through the way it actually sounds. Other times it’s simply the use of word in combination with the person that is saying it.
Here are a few words that I enjoy hearing.
What are some of your favorite words?
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