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A big list of 'evaluative' words. We've compiled all the words related to evaluative and organised them in terms of their relevance and association with evaluative.

This EVALUATIVE LANGUAGE WORD MAT includes a list of all negative and positive words and their examples. These evaluative words can assist students to express their opinions and judgement in their writing. It can be used as a useful student and teacher reference card, can be laminated and used as an...

Learn how to adopt a critical position using evaluative language at Monash University.

To identify language resources for writing an academic argument To demonstrate how evaluative vocabulary, modality, endorsement, attribution, comparison and concession can be effective resources for building an argument in an essay In English there are many language resources which allow writers and speakers to effectively present an argument.

Language of Evaluation You can use the verbs listed below to help you when you are trying to think of how to say something analytical about the way the writer is using word choice or imagery to ‘get something across’ to the reader.

The newly introduced Evaluative Words Checker in Evaluate will assist you in ensuring that your Self Assessment narratives include more evaluative judgments and less descriptive content. You can now review your text in the ‘What we do well’ and ‘Areas for improvement’ sections to determine if it incorporates evaluative language. Simply click on the 'Check Text' button after selecting ...

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Worksheet 5: Examining evaluative language Evaluative language is language which ‘judges’. It reveals the opinion of the writer or the character who is talking. Evaluative language can range from weak to strong and is often contained in noun groups and verb groups, adjectival and adverbial phrases and clauses.

Evaluative Adjectives Evaluative adjectives are words that express a judgement on what they are describing. They can have a positive or negative effect.

This document lists evaluative words and phrases and maps them to corresponding feelings and needs in giraffes. It shows that evaluative words like "abused", "criticized", and "pressured" can elicit feelings like anger, fear and hurt in giraffes. The document also outlines corresponding needs like caring, respect, autonomy and safety. It aims to help understand how language that judges ...

These evaluative language worksheets, posters and word mat will assist students to develop their understanding of evaluative words which enable students to use positive and negative words to express their opinions and judgement in their writing. This bundle includes a 4 worksheets, an interactive wa...

Evaluative Words List - Nonviolent Communication Published onDec 18, 2011 Nonviolent Communication Follow this publisher

These resources are crafted to enhance students’ analytical and evaluative skills for GCSE, English Language, offering structured guidance and practice materials tailored to meet curriculum demands. This unit focuses on reading response, PEEL paragraphs and using evaluative language to categorise behaviour and setting.

This evaluative language worksheet pack will assist students from years 3 to years 6 to develop their understanding of evaluative words allowing students to express their opinions and judgement in their writing using positive and negative words. It includes 4 worksheets: a 'list it' activity, a cut ...

This document provides tables and frameworks for analyzing evaluative language in texts. It identifies positive and negative terms used to describe affective states like happiness, security, and dissatisfaction. It also provides frameworks for analyzing social esteem, including whether a person is capable, dependable, or honest. A third framework examines types of appreciation in texts ...

Evaluative words This list of feelings and needs merely suggest and remains neither complete nor definitive. An aid to translate words often confused with feelings. When these words get picked to use when trying to express to someone your feelings/emotions they do convey a sense of the emotions/feelings at play, but they also imply that another does something to you and generally carry a ...

Power words add much-needed punch to your evaluative language. They enhance your remarks by providing an element of certainty and conviction to your evaluations.

The many different interpretations of these types of words does, as you have observed, result in conflict, when defining the meaning and yet can also , paradoxically, bring harmony !...when clarity to the individuals' meaning is specifically defined.