Vocabulary – Remember new words by seeing them often
One of the difficulties in learning English is vocabulary. Students are complaining all the time that they can’t remember new words. According to research, an ESL student learns about 2,500 new words a year. That may sound like a lot, but this is just in average. You can actually learn more. How do you remember all these words? Well, it is really not that difficult. How do you know your classmates? Do you remember everyone’s face the first day? No. By the end of the semester, you know everyone well. Why? Because you see each other every day. Learning English is the same. If you want to remember the new words, you must see them often. When you do a lot of reading, you see words you learned often, and you remember the new words naturally. So remember new words in their contexts. It is easier to remember them that way, and then you know how to use them once they are remembered.
hi,
thanks for help me about how to remember
new words(vocabulary).that is the easiest way to learn.
Comment by wajiha — September 17, 2007 @ 14:52
thanks for every one iam good remember but it is diffuiclt speak
ennglish i need help and partice anyone thanks help
Comment by mary — September 22, 2007 @ 04:23
When I read texts I need, some times I make an underline in the unknown words. Thus, I know I need to read another time this paragraph. So, I read again this paragrap, one time, another time, some times, many times, all times I consider necessary.
Comment by albeiro — December 20, 2007 @ 15:19
Thanks ! I appreciate your proof about method ! But … can you remember 10.000 people’s name, and some of them have a disproportionately long name
Comment by Duongtu — March 31, 2008 @ 03:49