Thank You...!

How to Respond to "Thank You"?

Most languages have an automatic response to thanks.
The British don't automatically respond to thanks, but Americans do. A response is not necessary in British English, but is becoming more frequent.

Some of the ways of responding to thanks are:
You're welcome. (mainly US)
Not at all. (Formal, UK)
It's my pleasure.
Don't mention it.
Any time.
That's alright/okay.
No problem.

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Word families

This is a good way of knowing a word in every form. If we take the word “photograph” for example, we can record this word with it’s family. You will probably need a dictionary to help you with this. Here is the example:

photograph - noun

to photograph - verb

photographer - person

photographic - adjective

photo - noun (abbreviation)

In each line, choose the word that is different from the others in meaning.

1. tidy	neat	ponder	clean	orderly
2. manage	direct	organize	control	various
3. scheme	suitable	plan	design	undertaking
4. primary	presume	suppose	assume	believe
5. foolish	silly	absurd	smooth	ridiculous
6. uncertain	marvelous	wonderful	amazing	great
7. pleasant	fragile	delicate	frail	breakable
8. wreck	ruin	destroy	spoil	decent
9. disaster	catastrophe	tragedy	doubt	calamity
10. prompt	immediate	punish	quick	rapid

Building vocabulary is foundational at any reading level. Doesn’t matter who, where, or what grade you teach – building vocabulary across the curriculum is a top priority.