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8 Week 3

8 Week 3. Adept ( adj ): very good something requiring skill or dexterity; expert Adv : adeptly N: adeptness. Indifferent ( adj ): having no interest or concern; not biased; not very important Adv : indifferently N: indifference.

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8 Week 3

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  1. 8 Week 3 • Adept (adj): very good something requiring skill or dexterity; expert • Adv: adeptly • N: adeptness

  2. Indifferent (adj): having no interest or concern; not biased; not very important • Adv: indifferently • N: indifference

  3. Haggard (adj): having an exhausted, gaunt appearance; wild-looking • Adv: haggardly • N: haggardness

  4. Cache (n): a hiding place, especially in the ground; what you would hide in such a place • (v): to put in a hiding place

  5. Voracious (adj): craving or consuming large quantities; very eager • Adv: voraciously • N: voracity • N: voraciousness

  6. Recourse (n): something turned to for help or protection

  7. Exemplify (v): to show or illustrate by example; to be an example • Adj: exemplifiable • N: exemplification

  8. Attribute (n): a quality or characteristic belonging to a person • (v): to identity or consider to be the cause or source of something • Adj: attributable

  9. Complex Sentence: made up of 1 independent clause and least 1 subordinate clause • If Sub. Clause comes first, it counts as “junk at the beginning” and needs a comma! • Whenever I hear that song, I start dancing. • I start dancing whenever I hear that song.

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