Writing Academic Vocabulary List

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Writing Academic Vocabulary List

Contents

Preschool

Kindergarten

Grade 1

subject

vivid verb

object

capital

lowercase

period

sentence

Grade 2

sentence

vivid verb

capitalization

noun

planner

solution

problem

date

letter

linking verb

adjective

friendly letter

greeting

proper noun

plot

question mark

publish

draft

edit

indent

revise

lead

Grade 3

Grade 4

Grade 5

Grade 6

Grade 7

Grade 8

Freshman English

Affix

Auxiliary verb

Citation

Collective noun

Demonstrative pronoun

Direct address

Direct quote

Extraneous information

Inference

Juxtaposition

Modern Language Association

Object (as in grammar)

Object pronoun

Personal pronoun

Prefix

Prepositional phrase

Relative pronoun

Subject-verb agreement

Suffix

Sophomore English

Adjective clause

Adjective phrase

Adverb clause

Adverb phrase

Allegory

Analogy

Comparative adjective

Complex sentence

Compound personal pronoun

Compound sentence

Compound-complex sentence

Conjunctive adverb

Correlative conjunction

Indefinite adjective

Indefinite pronoun

Independent clause

Interrogative pronoun

Noun clause

Noun phrase

Past perfect verb tense

Persona

Phrase

Predicate adjective

Present perfect verb tense

Pronominal adjective

Reflexive pronoun

Sentence structure

Simple sentence

Subordinating conjunction

Speech

Appeal to Authority

Appeal to Emotion

Appeal to Logic

Audience

Body Language

Chronological Order

Debate

Delivery

Enunciation

Ethics

Fact vs. Opionion

Formal Speech

Gesture

Introduction

Listening Skills

Oral Presentation

Posture

Problem-Solution

Quotation

Restatement

Junior English

Diction/Word choice

Emotional appeal /pathos

Ethical appeal / ethos

Explicit

Implicit

Logical fallacy

Logical appeal / logos

Parallel structure

Paraphrase

Redraft/recursion

Restatement

Rhetorical Situation

Sociocultural context

Status indicator

Summarize

Visual text

College English

Diction/Word choice

Emotional appeal /pathos

Ethical appeal / ethos

Explicit

Implicit

Logical fallacy

Logical appeal / logos

Parallel structure

Paraphrase

Redraft/recursion

Restatement

Rhetorical Situation

Sociocultural context

Status indicator

Summarize

Visual text

MCC English

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