Workbook

Pronunciation: /wɜːrk.bʊk/

Definitions of workbook

noun a book designed to provide practice in a particular subject

Example Sentences

A1 I use a workbook to practice my basic English vocabulary.

A2 The workbook contains exercises to help me improve my grammar skills.

B1 The workbook for this course includes interactive activities and quizzes.

B2 I find the workbook to be a useful tool for reviewing the material covered in class.

C1 The workbook offers advanced exercises that challenge my understanding of the subject.

C2 I have completed all the tasks in the workbook and feel confident in my knowledge of the topic.

Examples of workbook in a Sentence

formal The workbook contains a series of exercises to help reinforce learning.

informal I left my workbook at home, so I couldn't complete the assignment.

slang I'll just copy the answers from someone else's workbook.

figurative The workbook of life is filled with challenges and opportunities for growth.

Grammatical Forms of workbook

• past tense: worked
• plural: workbooks
• comparative: more workbook
• superlative: most workbook
• present tense: work
• future tense: will work
• perfect tense: have worked
• continuous tense: is working
• singular: workbook
• positive degree: workbook
• infinitive: to work
• gerund: working
• participle: worked

Origin and Evolution of workbook

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'workbook' originated from the combination of 'work' and 'book', referring to a book containing exercises or tasks for practice.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a book with exercises or tasks for practice, the term 'workbook' has evolved to encompass various types of instructional materials used for learning and practice in different fields such as education, training, and self-improvement.