There is colour everywhere! Take a look around. How many colours are visible to you? Do you understand the English names for colours? Do you know how to correctly spell the colours? To aid you with some of the most popular colours below is a colour chart*. The rainbow's first seven colours are those on the colour wheel.
Introduction
The words we need to know in order to communicate successfully are referred to as our vocabulary. The four vocabularies of listening, speaking, reading, and writing are frequently taken into account by educators. The words we require to grasp what we hear are known as listening vocabulary. The vocabulary we use when speaking is called speaking vocabulary. The words we must grasp to comprehend what we read are referred to as reading vocabulary. The vocabulary we use when writing is made up of words.
List of words
1. red
2. orange
3. yellow
4. green
5. blue
6. indigo
7. violet
8. purple
9. pink
10. silver
11. gold
12. beige
13. brown
14. grey / gray
15. black
16. White
17. salmon
18. crimson
19. lavender
20. plum
21. blue violet
22. olive
23. cyan
24. maroon
25. beige
Conclusion
A reader's comprehension of what they are reading is substantially aided by their use of vocabulary. The majority of the words in a work must be understood in order for the reader to comprehend it. Most word meanings are imparted to students indirectly via daily interactions with written and oral language. Through well crafted education, new words are taught. You can also download our app from the playstore or visit our website.
