What Are the Advantages & Disadvantages of the Various Leadership Styles? by Russ Buchanan; Updated September 26, 2017 An influential 1939 study by Kurt Lewin on leadership styles found that the most common styles fell into three main categories -- authoritarian, participative and delagative. Effective leaders tend to use all three with emphasis on one particular style, while ineffective and inferior leaders tend to rely on one style ...
English for Students. bene,bon & boun. These ROOT-WORDS are BENE,BOUN & BON which means WELL & GOOD. As you see, the list is composed of ten words with each ROOT. Words No. 14, 15, 16 come from the French and they are really French, but the ROOT-BON comes from the Latin, to the French. 1. Benefit : BENE fit (benâ e fit) n. An advantage; as, the job has fringe benefits 2. Benefiter : BENE fiter (bonâ e fit er) n. One who benefits; as the employee is the benefiter 3. Beneficial : FENE ficial (ben e fishâ al) adj. Wholesome; as, bathing is beneficial 4. Benefactor : BENE factor (benâ e fak tor) n. One who benefits others 5.
You may notice that some words on the list below cannot be used as replacements for said. These words have been added to assist you to enhance your dialogue and make it more descriptive. For example, the word âquietlyâ cannot be used instead of said, but it can enhance your dialogue. Ms. Maple covered her lips with her index finger until she had the attention of the entire class. âLet's use our inside voices,â she said quietly. Be sure to visit the examples page to see how to use some of these words. Any word with the âideaâ light bulb beside it is on the examples page. Use the list below carefully and remember that there is nothing wrong with using the word said in dialogue.