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Alex John Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Learning vocabularies
Hi guys,
I read somewhere that if you want to learn vocabularies forever, you will have to do sth with those vocabularies. Consider I'm reading a long text and find 100 vocabularies which are unknown for me. And tommorow, find 200 unknown words and so on. What should i do with these words to learn them forever?
I read somewhere that if you want to learn vocabularies forever, you will have to do sth with those vocabularies. Consider I'm reading a long text and find 100 vocabularies which are unknown for me. And tommorow, find 200 unknown words and so on. What should i do with these words to learn them forever?
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You are talking about words , not vocabularies. You'll just have to accept that if a text you are reading contains 100 unknown words, it's too difficult for you. You'll also have to accept that few of us are capable of really learning more than about a dozen words a day.
- You are talking about words , not vocabularies.
- You'll just have to accept that if a text you are reading contains 100 unknown words, it's too difficult for you.
- You'll also have to accept that few of us are capable of really learning more than about a dozen words a day.
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You are talking about words, not vocabularies.
You'll just have to accept that if a text you are reading contains 100 unknown words, it's too difficult for you. You'll also have to accept that few of us are capable of really learning more than about a dozen words a day.
You'll just have to accept that if a text you are reading contains 100 unknown words, it's too difficult for you. You'll also have to accept that few of us are capable of really learning more than about a dozen words a day.
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LOL!, I just tried to give an exagerrated example. But sometimes, it happens.
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