In English O’zbek tilida

Visual aid noun A picture, a diagram or anything else learners can look at which can help teachers illustrate form or meaning. See aids, realia.
	Visual learner: see learning style.
	Visualise verb, visualisation noun To form a mental picture of something. Visualisation can help learners to remember new words or can be used for creative storytelling. A classroom activity where learners close their eyes and create mental images
	Vocabulary: see lexis.
	Voiced sound noun To produce a voiced sound, the voice is used, e.g. /b/ in bad, /d/ in dentist. Movement or vibration can be felt in the throat. Vowels in English are voiced. See unvoiced sound.
	Volunteer noun and verb To offer to do something without being asked; e.g. a learner who offers to help the teacher in class, for example by handing out books or cleaning the board without being asked or told to do it, volunteers for these jobs.
	Vowel noun 1. A sound in which the air is not blocked by the tongue, lips, teeth etc., e.g. /i:/ (eat), /ə/ (about), /e/ (egg), /ʌ/ (fun). Movement or vibration is felt in the throat because the voice is used. See consonant and diphthong. 2. In the alphabet, the letters a, e, i, o, u are vowels. They represent the vowel sounds. See consonant.
	Validity: the extent to which an instrument measures effectively, what it is designed to measure