Workbook

Definition

workbook /'wɜ:kbƱk/ n ေလ့က်င့္ခန္းစာအုပ္။

Examples

1. ‘After being given a grammar book
2. a literature book
3. and a workbook to go with each
4. we were given
5. believe it or not
6. three sheets containing literary terms followed by our first homework assignment.’
7. ‘An instructor's guide that included answers to end-of-chapter questions and additional problems
8. and especially a workbook for students
9. would make the book even more attractive as a text.’
10. ‘The pages in the student workbook are reproducible with numerous ‘look and do’ activities including weaving
11. pottery
12. and so on
13. closing with a ‘Fun Quiz’ and a glossary of terms.’
14. ‘It offered workbook courses that allowed students to independently pick up the high school courses they wanted or needed to take.’
15. ‘But what people focus on really isn't the beautiful thing
16. they always focus on the amount of time it took her to do the workbook
17. math book
18. homework
19. reading or puzzle.’
20. ‘This means certain books must be purchased
21. but individual workbooks can be charged directly to the students.’
22. ‘One was a workbook that gave instructions to employees about how to correspond with customers who have inquiries or complaints.’
23. ‘This concept is represented in a bar graph pictured in the students' workbooks.’
24. ‘Children of the second-year class (six-year-olds) are expected to carry to school 18 copy books
25. a mathematics textbook
26. a reading book
27. workbooks and their normal writing stationary every day.’
28. ‘He bought stacks of English workbooks and reading books.’
29. ‘Roll up your sleeves while a Disney facilitator guides you through your own workbook of exercises designed to engage the minds of customers and win the hearts of employees.’
30. ‘By working through the exercises in their workbook
31. parents learn to set and monitor their own goals for behavior change and enhance their skills in observing their child's and their own behavior.’
32. ‘The net enables us to translate material from books and workbooks into live
33. interactive
34. exciting
35. dynamic action tools embedded in the daily work of people and organisations.’
36. ‘Once you figure out how to browse it
37. you stumble across carefully prepared exercises and workbooks.’
38. ‘The teacher's edition includes extra notes
39. activity ideas
40. and all pages from the student workbook.’
41. ‘This year we would particularly hope to send reading books and workbooks for beginners.’
42. ‘Konowitz's book could be a workbook for the student and teacher.’
43. ‘Your children must learn to use standard English
44. but that is best taught in conjunction with their writing and not in abstracted exercises in grammar workbooks.’
45. ‘Again
46. you get a Teacher's Manual
47. two student workbooks
48. and yet another set of 28 readers which pick up where the First Grade set left off.’
49. ‘By following the workbook exercises you will develop the courage you need to dare to face the fears which accompany a life of not overeating.’