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School Textbook

Description:

A school textbook refers to a book used as a primary source of information and study material in the context of formal education. It is designed to support the curriculum and learning objectives of a particular subject or course.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Senses:

Sense 1: A book used for educational purposes in a school setting.
Sense 2: A standard textbook meant for a specific grade or course.
Sense 3: A textbook designed to cover a particular subject or topic.
Sense 4: A textbook used as a reference or study material for self-learning.

Usages:

Usage 1: Students rely on school textbooks to acquire knowledge and understanding of various subjects.

Usage 2: The school textbook for English literature covers a wide range of classical and contemporary works.

Usage 3: The professor recommends a comprehensive chemistry textbook for the advanced course.

Usage 4: Self-taught programmers often utilize school textbooks to learn coding languages and concepts.

Sample Sentences:

1. I always carry my school textbooks in my backpack to ensure I have all the necessary references for class.

2. The mathematics textbook contains clear explanations and exercises to help students grasp complex concepts.

3. The school bookstore offers a wide selection of textbooks, including both new and used copies.

4. Sarah decided to donate her old school textbooks to the library to help other students.

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