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Write down words where you can easily see them every morning and repeat them
There are 5 easy ways to remember vocabulary. 1. Contextual Learning : Learn words in context through reading, listening or conversations. 2. Flashcards: Write the word on one side and definition of the word on the other side. 3. Association : Connect words to personal experiences, emotions or emotions. 4. Visualization : Create mental images representing words. 5. Repetition : Review words regularly.
I find it helpful to use new vocabulary in sentences. I also use the Power Thesaurus app for improving your vocabulary skills.
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making phrases in relevant context to you
Practice, Practice and practice. It can be through conversations or write them down, keep flash cards.
This is how I help my students to remember new vocabulary effectively: 1. Regular practice 2. Revisiting of Older Content 3. Using of Notes for Tracking
To remember new vocabulary, try using flashcards, learning words in context, and practicing them regularly in writing or conversation.
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Role-plays with active use of new vocabulary and daily revision
Here are some effective strategies for remembering new vocabulary: 1. Use flashcards: write the word on one side, its meaning and an example sentence. 2. Create Association: Link the word with an image, a personal experience, or related word. 3. Practice in context: Learn word related in groups, like all the words about cooking, traveling, or emotions. 4. Use mnemonics: Create a memorable phrase or a story to link the word and its meaning. For example, for "gregarious" (sociable), you can use, " Greg is always hanging out with friends." 5. Practice Retrieval: Test yourself regularly. Recall the word's meaning without looking at its definitions. 6. Review regularly: Schedule periodic reviews of old vocabulary alongside new words to prevent forgetting. And remember to always have FUN!
Flash-cards, context, using the new vocabulary in daily basis helps to memorize unfamiliar words.
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To make learning English both innovative and engaging, I encourage a student to watch a movie or a series with subtitles, practice shadowing by repeating what native speakers say and engage in role-playing activities like ordering food or having a job interview. I also suggest writing a journal, singing along to songs and practicing new vocabulary in daily conversations to make learning practical and enjoyable
- What would you change in the English language if you had the power to do so?
I would really like to ban the use of "s" in the third person in simple present sentences!
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I would change the tenses reduce them to just 3. Present, past and the future tense.
