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The words that a person actually uses in speech, passive vocabulary.<\/p>\n

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Words that a child can use independently in speaking or writing, as opposed to the passive vocabulary of words he or she can recognize or understand only in context in reading matter. Because children, like adults, always understand much more than they can express, their passive vocabulary is much larger than their active one.<\/p>\n

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