types of English vocabulary
kind of English vocabulary. Split into multiple categories, del-taka and faculty (Dele and Edgar others. 1999: 37-38) is divided into two types of vocabulary is
1. The vocabulary that is meaningful in itself (Content Words)
.Is the vocabulary that we might say the meaning is not dependent on the structure of the sentence. Is there a word that means, according to the dictionary, such as cat, book, etc.
2. Words that have no meaning in themselves (Function Words)
.Also known as the edge, i.e. the prefix (Article) bupbot (Preposition) pronouns (Pronoun) this category is used more than the other types of words that can't be taught and tell what it means, but must rely on observations from various structure training.
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1 Active Vocabulary.Is the vocabulary of students should be used and applied correctly, these words are used a lot in listening? Speaking reading and writing, such as "important, necessary, necessary, Consist, etc. For this type of vocabulary learning Teachers must be trained to repeat over and over again until the student is able to apply correctly
2 Passive Vocabulary.Is the vocabulary should be taught to know the meaning and pronunciation. It is not necessary to practice this type of terminology such as the words fascination, elaborate, Contrastive. These terms, when a student studying in a higher level, it may become Active category vocabulary vocabulary.
.Summary said. Words in the English language can be categorized by the meaning of words. Is a word that has meaning in itself and has no meaning in itself. It can also be broken down by category: And vocabulary should be taught to know the meaning and reading aloud only
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1.5. Select English vocabulary to teach
Selection of English vocabulary, vocabulary should be selected, Yi. Certain children experience at close to teach Mac Kee (Mackey. 1978: 176-190), commented on the core vocabulary to teach students as follows:
1. Words that appear most often (Frequency)
Refer to the terminology that appears frequently in the books as the vocabulary students need to know and thus need to be taught so that students learn and use properly
2. Frequency of words from the book high (Range)
.Refers to the number of books that are used in the counting frequency. Even many books use? Higher frequencies more valuable accounts only. Because the word is available from several sources. Although the frequency of the words found in that book, there will be a lot.
.3. a situation or condition at that time (Availability)
.The terminology used is independent of frequency alone. Must consider the situation with, for example, the word blackboard classroom teachers must be used if word about this even though it is a word that does not appear elsewhere often
4. A comprehensive term for many things (Coverage),
means a word that can cover multiple meanings or different words can be used instead.
5. The easy-to-learn (Learn ability)
.Mean words that can be learned easily, such as words that are similar to the original language. There is an obvious short remember
such a principle in accordance with the La deux (Lado. 1996: 119-120) mostly except some additional offers at La Deux:
1. Should a terminology that is associated with the experience and interest of participants,
2. Should the quantity of characters in words appropriate to the age level and intelligence of participants, such as in early elementary, it should be a short vocabulary to teach
3. The vocabulary should not have too much or too little in a lesson, but it should be appropriate to the maturity and intelligence of learners
4. Should a terminology that students have the opportunity to apply in everyday life, such as the discussion is going to be seen or spoken words, according to Billboard, etc.
.Summary said. Choosing words to teach the learners should be taken as close to the vocabulary and the terminology that appears frequently. In addition, the terminology that will be taught, it must be appropriate to the age and ability levels of the participants.