READING AND WRITING

5. – The body of words used in a particular language.
7. – Process of decoding written symbols and comprehending their meaning.
8. – A component within a sentence, consisting of subject and predicate.
11. – The ability to grasp the meaning behind the words.
12. – A method of representing language in visual or tactile form.
13. – The largest grammatical unit in language.
14. – Ability to use knowledge effectively to perform a task or execute something.

1. – Language beyond individual sentences, creating a larger meaning.
2. – Reading is driven by the desire to understand and engage with the text
3. – The ability to break down written codes (words and symbols).
4. – The smoothness and ease of reading.
6. – Smaller units within clauses.
9. – Relating to the context of language use in society.
10. – A structured system of signs and symbols organized by grammar and language to convey a message.
11. – The circumstances or setting in which communication takes place.