How to turn one English word into five
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Learning a new English word is always a good thing. Learning four or five related words with almost no extra effort? Even better!
When you learn a new noun, don’t stop there. Check the verb, the adjective and the adverb too. Suddenly, your vocabulary isn’t growing one word at a time. It’s growing in leaps and bounds.
In this Mini English Lesson, Kate shows you how word families work, how to choose the right form for the sentence you want to say, and some mistakes to avoid.
Can you think of a noun, verb, adjective and adverb from the same word family?
