real-worldtext
nounUK /ˌrɪəl wɜːld tɛkst/
US /ˌriːəl wɜːrld tɛkst/
Words you see in real life, like on signs or in books.
The teacher gave us real-worldtext to read, like a menu and a bus schedule.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Writing that is not made up for a lesson.
We practiced reading real-worldtext from a cereal box.
3. Words people use in daily life, like on forms or tickets.
He learned new real-worldtext words at the train station.
4. A short piece of writing from the world around you.
She collected real-worldtext, like flyers and receipts, for her project.