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Alex John Posted 12 years ago
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Is this way of word learning suitable?
I read texts and when I find an unknown word, I set it down (just the word) and look it for in Oxford English to English dictionary and read its meaning 3 times from the dictionary. After 3 days I read it again from the dictionary. I never try to memorize.
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Alex John I read texts and when I find an unknown word, I set it down (just the word) and look it for in Oxford English to English dictionary and read its meaning 3 times from the dictionary. After 3 days I read it again from the dictionary. I never try to memorize.
- Alex John I read texts and when I find an unknown word, I set it down (just the word) and look it for in Oxford English to English dictionary and read its meaning 3 times from the dictionary.
- After 3 days I read it again from the dictionary.
- I never try to memorize.
- Whatever method works for you is suitable.
- If you find that this method stops working for you, you can always try something else.
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Alex John I read texts and when I find an unknown word, I set it down (just the word) and look it for in Oxford English to English dictionary and read its meaning 3 times from the dictionary. After 3 days I read it again from the dictionary. I never try to memorize.Whatever method works for you is suitable. If you find that this method stops working for you,
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