How to Pronounce 'PURPORT'- English Grammar
In this episode, we cover the pronunciation of the word "purport". This word is a noun and is a synonym for the words implied or conveyed. The word comes from Middle English and Anglo-French and was first used in the English language in the 15th century. An example sentence with the word purport includes: Everyone was informed of the purport of the letter.
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This unit was one of the more challenging ones. It dealt with modal verbs, transitive and intransitive verbs. It also addressed the use of he passive voice. This part of grammar I usually find difficult. I found the charts beneficial, but still find that I will have to study this particular part of grammar to feel completely comfortable with it.This unit was very good in the sense that it creates more ways for teachers to engage students in a lesson. I particularly like the use of games as a component of a lesson plan to really motivate students to learn. It is important that a teacher consistently be looking for new ideas to make learning interesting and I think this unit does that.
