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Alex John Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Can anyone help me out about this question?
I want to know which method is scientific and practical and rapid to learn thousands of vocabularies from Longman.
I read articles about various subjects and sometimes I read news too. When I find any vocabulary or phrasal verb that I don't know its meanings, I look for it in Longman and learn all similar phrases and verbs and etc. of that particular vocabulary.
But I don't know that whether I should set down all that meanings in a specific notebook or not, while those vocabularies always exists in dictionary. Please guide me. Thanks.
I read articles about various subjects and sometimes I read news too. When I find any vocabulary or phrasal verb that I don't know its meanings, I look for it in Longman and learn all similar phrases and verbs and etc. of that particular vocabulary.
But I don't know that whether I should set down all that meanings in a specific notebook or not, while those vocabularies always exists in dictionary. Please guide me. Thanks.
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You use the word 'vocabulary' too frequently. Sometimes you could substitute it with 'word', 'entry', etc.. Personally I think that it is good only for beginners to note words.
- You use the word 'vocabulary' too frequently.
- Sometimes you could substitute it with 'word', 'entry', etc..
- Personally I think that it is good only for beginners to note words.
- As a beginner you can learn words that can be associated with a single word.
- But soon you will find harder words and you can learn them only with definitions, by interpreting the meaning.
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You use the word 'vocabulary' too frequently. Sometimes you could substitute it with 'word', 'entry', etc..
Personally I think that it is good only for beginners to note words. As a beginner you can learn words that can be associated with a single word. But soon you will find harder words and you can learn them only with definitions, by interpreting the meaning. If you want to note these
Personally I think that it is good only for beginners to note words. As a beginner you can learn words that can be associated with a single word. But soon you will find harder words and you can learn them only with definitions, by interpreting the meaning. If you want to note these
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So, finally, what is the best method while setting them down is a type of wasting time? I'm an advanced English learner. Do you agree with setting down only the words and reading their meanings from Longman, time to time?
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