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How a dictionary works

How a dictionary works. Alphabetical Order A …Aba …Abb …Ac etc. How a dictionary works. Other things need alphabetical order knowledge. The phone book Train and Bus timetables Appendices in books Filing systems generally. How a dictionary works.

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How a dictionary works

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  1. How a dictionary works Alphabetical Order A …Aba …Abb …Ac etc

  2. How a dictionary works Other things need alphabetical order knowledge. The phone book Train and Bus timetables Appendices in books Filing systems generally

  3. How a dictionary works You will find the word you are looking for in Bold at the top of the page. Often a word listed in a dictionary is under its root word. EG: smilingly might be under smile highway might be under high

  4. How a dictionary works • n – noun • vb – verb • adj – adjective • adv - adverb

  5. Thesaurus • You use a thesaurus to extend your language. • Example: Dumb • Alternatives: dense, dim-witted, doltish, dull, feeble-minded, foolish, moronic, simple-minded, thick.

  6. Dictionary Skills • Learn to love words and cherish your dictionary • Put the following in alphabetical order; • conceited, bliss, dire, aspire, loathe, incredulous, glimpse, malicious, vast, angelic.

  7. Quick Quiz • Find the meaning of the following words. • Be careful – two of these words are made up! • NABOB TRICATE • BURBLE SEQUIN • HEAD-BANGER XENOPHOBIA • OBLITERATE DOCILE • SEPIA MUGGLE

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