Structure

Introduction

This study guide is a supplement to the Rachel’s English 30-Day Vocabulary Challenge! The Academic Word List is made up of the most common content words used across writing and speech in academic English. The whole list includes 570 word families; it is typically divided into 10 or 12 sublists. Sublist 1 (60 words) is made up of the most frequent word families; Sublist 2 is the next most frequent; and so on. This document takes you through Sublists 1 and 2 (all except for 15 words of sublist 1, which we already taught in previous videos -- see them here: video 1, video 2, video 3). We have given you the most common definitions associated with each word. If you want to make an exhaustive study of any particular word, we recommend using www.https://learnersdictionary.com/

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Days 1-5

Structure

/ ˈstrʌk tʃəɹ /

(n) the way that something is built, arranged, or organized

● The physical structure of the brain is actually changing.

● The entire building is made of stone, so it has a really solid structure.

● What's so important to humans is our social structure.

(v) to arrange or organize in a particular way

● Using my Google Calendar helps me structure my week.

● The tutor helped me structure my outline better than before.

● I structure my entire day around my daughter’s nap times.

Other words in this family: restructure, restructured, restructures, restructuring, structural, structurally, structured, structures, structuring, unstructured

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