A word a day keeps the dictionary away - garrulous
Channel: Teacher Lau
Date: 2020-10-02

Now also for visually impaired people! 
👋 Morning everyone 👋
Checking my videos, I realized that they were mostly made for people to read, but would not help those with impaired vision. Which is why, now, if you turn up the volume, you will hear me reading the whole entry. I hope this way you find it more clear, helpful and inclusive!

Remember that, after learning today’s new word, you need to go review: "decry" above👆. Do you still remember it?🤔

⚠️ Tip time⚠️
🎞️ Watch this short video
✍️ Write down the word yourself on your notebook
🗣️ Practice the pronunciation
📖 Read/ listen  the example to see the word in context
📖 Find two or three synonyms (or note down the ones I give you)
✍️ Write your own example in the comments 👇
📔 Create lists by topic/ type of words or find any other way of organizing yourself that you might find useful
📔 Revisit the word at least every 10 days to keep it in mind

👏 GOOD JOB! Now you can go get 2 pieces of your favorite candy 🍬🍬 to celebrate the two new words in your vocabulary!

 See you tomorrow for the next one! 👋
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