Picturesque Journeys Vocabulary and Language Concepts

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Inspired

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Definition: caused something to be created.

Example: Different locations have inspired some of the world's greatest painters to create their best work.

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Express

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Definition: show or tell thoughts and feelings to others.

Example: He believed that artists should express themselves using colors, lines, and shading.

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Exhibit

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Definition: a group of artworks or other objects arranged for public viewing.

Example: In New York City Stieglitz opened the first exhibit of O'Keeffe's work.

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Imitated

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Definition: copied, tried to do something others did.

Example: He wanted to create something new. He didn’t imitate anyone.

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VCe Syllables

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VCe Syllables that contain a vowel, consonant, and the letter e. When the VCe syllable appears at the end of a word, usually the first vowel has a long vowel sound, and the e is silent.

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Institute

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VCe Syllable Pattern: Ute, Vowel Sound: long u

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Evacuate

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VCe Syllable Pattern: ate, Vowel Sound: long a

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Appetite

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VCe Syllable Pattern: ite, Vowel Sound: long i

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Intervene

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VCe Syllable Pattern: ene, Vowel Sound: long e

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Suppose

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VCe Syllable Pattern: ose, Vowel Sound: long o