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Enhancing Vocabulary with Infographics: An Interactive Workshop

Expanding vocabulary is essential for effective communication and language development. The English Vocabulary Workshop Infographics is designed to help students learn new words in a visually engaging and interactive way.

Key Learning Areas:
Word Categories & Themes – Students explore different vocabulary themes such as emotions, food, nature, occupations, and daily activities. Grouping words into categories helps with retention and recall.
Visual Learning with Infographics – Infographics provide a fun way to present definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and example sentences, making learning more engaging.
Context-Based Learning – Students see words used in real-life contexts, such as short dialogues, stories, and posters, reinforcing understanding and practical usage.
Word Formation & Grammar Connection – Learning about prefixes, suffixes, and root words helps students expand their vocabulary naturally and improve word-building skills.
Interactive Exercises & Games – Activities like crossword puzzles, word maps, matching games, and fill-in-the-blanks make learning fun while reinforcing new words.
Pronunciation & Usage Tips – Audio support and phonetic guides help students with proper pronunciation and usage in sentences.
By using visual aids and interactive activities, this workshop makes vocabulary learning more engaging and memorable. The goal is to boost students’ confidence in using new words while making language learning a fun and enjoyable experience.

1. Workshop Infographics ENGLISH VOCABULARY

2. ABOUT ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP This template contains an assortment of complementary infographic resources for the English Vocabulary Workshop presentation. These infographics are adapted to the style of the aforementioned presentation, so you can insert them easily and have them completely integrated at once. You just need to do the following: Select the element that you want to copy Right-click and choose “Copy” Go to the slide where you want the element to appear Right-click and choose “Paste”

3. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP ENGLISH VOCABULARY LEVELS A1 Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun C 1 Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all B2 Earth is a planet that harbors lots of life B 1 Despite being red, Mars is a cold place A2 Venus is the second planet from the Sun

4. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP MAY 2023 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Workshop 1 Workshop 4 Workshop 3 Workshop 2

5. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Most common English dialects and their country of origin 27% BRITISH ENGLISH Mars is a cold place 20 % INDIAN ENGLISH Saturn has beautiful rings 14 % NEW ZEALAND ENGLISH Jupiter is a gas giant 39 % AMERICAN ENGLISH Neptune is far away

6. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP /f/ Fly /ð/ This /g/ Go /m/ Man /θ/ Thick /z/ Zoo /k/ Key /dʒ/ June /v/ Video /s/ See /d/ Do /tʃ/ Chin /ʃ/ Ship /l/ Less /h/ Hat /ŋ/ Long /ʒ/ Television /n/ Snow /p/ Park /w/ White /t/ Tea /j/ Yellow /b/ Boat /r/ Red

7. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP FUNCTION EXAMPLE NOUN It designs an idea or thing Venus has a beautiful name PRONOUN A substitute for nouns We all live on Earth VERB A word that shows action Saturn has beautiful rings ADJECTIVE It describes a noun Mars is a red planet ADVERB It describes a verb Mercury rotates slowly ARTICLE It determines a noun The Moon is a satellite PREPOSITION It works as a connector It’s cold on Venus

8. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES Jupiter is in fact a gas giant Describe Venus in detail IN We went to the shop on foot They almost arrived on time ON Keep your notes at hand He’ll need to call me at once AT The writing was done by hand We saw Mercury by chance BY

9. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP BREAK CATCH KEEP Break a habit Break the ice Break the law Catch your breath Catch fire Catch a cold Keep in mind Keep a secret Keep in touch Collocations MAKE PAY SAVE Make a decision Make a mistake Make an effort Pay attention Pay a visit Pay your respects Save money Save the trouble Save someone’s life

10. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Opposite words ALIVE Dead ALLOW Forbid ALREADY Not yet AWAKE Asleep BOTTOM Top BRAVE Coward BROAD Narrow CATCH Miss CEILING Floor CERTAINLY Probably CLOUDY Clear DEEP Shallow DEFEAT Victory EMPTY Full

11. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Compound words Sun Sunflower Flower + = EXAMPLE 1 Snow Snowman Man + = EXAMPLE 2

12. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP BASE FORM SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE Arise Arose Arisen Awake Awoke Awoken Be Was/Were Been Become Became Become Can Could — Cut Cut Cut

13. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Jupiter Neptune Saturn CAUSE Pluto Uranus Stars EMPHASIS Earth Galaxy Ceres ILLUSTRATION Craters Gas T emperature PERSUASION Sun Moon Mars ADDITION Diameter A steroid S atellite CONCLUSION Venus Mercury Neptune COMPARISON Atmosphere H ydrogen H elium OPINION CONJUNCTIONS

14. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Idioms and their meaning TIE THE KNOT To get married HANG ON A SECOND To tell someone to wait DRIVING ME BANANAS Something makes you feel stressed DON’T SWEAT IT To tell someone not to worry BREAK A LEG To wish good luck to an actor SPIT IT OUT To ask someone to confess

15. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Refresh Renew Refurbish RESTORE Finish End Stop CONCLUDE Print Distribute Issue PUBLISH Complete Fulfill Accomplish ACHIEVE SYNONYMS

16. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Some feelings and their synonyms Frozen PANICKED Desperate Upset SAD Sorrowful Upset ANGRY Fed up Focused ENERGIZED Motivated Delighted HAPPY Content Powerful STRONG Hardy

17. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP INSTEAD OF SAY Very fat Obese Very often Frequently Very smelly Pungent Very tasty Delicious Very valuable Precious Very nice Kind Very smart Intelligent INSTEAD OF SAY Very neat Immaculate Very risky Perilous Very large Huge Very little Tiny Very worried Distressed Very glad Overjoyed Very cute Adorable

18. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Usually confused words and their meaning ALOUD Out loud ALLOW Permitted CANVAS Type of cloth CANVASS Seek someone’s vote DUAL Have two parts DUEL Two people in a contest ILLICIT Forbidden by law ELICIT Draw out a reaction LOATHE Hate someone LOATH Unwilling TORTUOUS With many turns TORTUROUS Full of pain

19. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Usually confused words and their meaning COMPLEMENT Venus is the second planet from the Sun COMPLIMENT Earth is also the third planet from the Sun VS. REFUSE Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun DENY Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun VS.

20. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Correct pronunciation and meaning /ˈdʒʌs.tɪ.faɪ/ JUSTIFY Earth is blue and also the third planet from the Sun 01 /ˈklæs.ɪ.faɪ/ CLASSI FY Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place 03 /rɪˈfaɪn/ REFINE Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System 02

21. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Phrasal verbs Out PULL Back Round Away Ahead Over Up Down Apart Off

22. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Irregular plurals 01 CHILD CHILDREN 04 MOUSE MICE 03 LEAF LEAVES 02 FOOT FEET

23. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Ways to use modal auxiliaries Ability CAN Request 01 Obligation OUGHT TO Rule 05 Polite request WOULD Conditional 04 Polite request COULD Conditional 03 Optional SHOULD Advice 02

24. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP B a by A T a king Gr ea t EA St ea k S ay AY Tod ay G a m e A_E T a k e T ai l AI Br ai n /ae/ SOUND AND SPELLING Mercury’s name has nothing to do with the liquid metal, since this planet was named after the Roman messenger god

25. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP ENGLISH VOWEL SOUNDS H ere ɪə Ea r Tr ai n eɪ Th ey C ure ʊə T our V oi ce ɔɪ B oy

26. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP S OU P Y ou th Gr ou p C ou pon T ou can W ou nd R ou tine H O T N o t D o g F o x St o p G o t B o x

27. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Correct pronunciation of commonly mispronounced words Ak-sess-or-y ACCESSORY Ath-leet ATHLETE Drownd DROWNED Klothz CLOTHES Kav-ul-ry CAVALRY E s - cape ESCAPE E t - set - er - a ET CETERA H i - er - ar - ky HIERARCHY H ey - nuh - s HEINOUS F o - li - uj FOLIAGE

28. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP Jumper Sweater Timetable S chedule Biscuit Cookie Shopping trolley Shopping cart AMERICAN WORD BRITISH WORD VS.

29. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP UNDERSTANDING Despite being red, Mars is a cold place IMPORTANCE OF VOCABULARY GOOD IMPRESSIONS Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all LOGICAL THINKING Venus is the second planet from the Sun BETTER EXPRESSION Saturn has a high number of moons OPEN YOUR MIND Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun LEARNING IMPROVE Earth is also the third planet from the Sun

30. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP LISTEN TO MUSIC Venus is also the second planet from the Sun READ MORE Earth is also the third planet from the Sun PRACTICE Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place

31. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP HAVE A DICTIONARY Saturn has beautiful rings Ways to improve your vocabulary REPEAT THE WORD Mercury is a small planet VOCABULARY QUIZZES Venus is a hot planet WRITING PARTNER Neptune is the farthest WORD ASSOCIATION Mars is very cold FLASH CARDS Jupiter is a gas giant

32. ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORKSHOP STEP 1 Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun STEP 3 Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place STEP 2 Earth is also the third planet from the Sun STEP 6 Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all STEP 4 Saturn has a high number of moons, like Jupiter STEP 5 Venus is the second planet from the Sun

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