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Alex John Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
which strategy is the best?
Presume I'm reading a text for example a novel or news and I find some new vocabularies I don't know their meanings. Which strategy is the best?
1) Find the exact meaning of the word via Oxford dictionary and set down that specific meaning along with an example of that specific usage.
2) Find all the meanings that those words have and set them down along with an example for per usage of each word.
1) Find the exact meaning of the word via Oxford dictionary and set down that specific meaning along with an example of that specific usage.
2) Find all the meanings that those words have and set them down along with an example for per usage of each word.
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Alex John vocabularies 'Vocabulary' is uncountable: some vocabulary Alex John which strategy is the best? Presuming that you first determine which meaning applies to the new word your just found, obviously 2) Find all the meanings that those words have and set them down along with an example for per usage of each word . The more work you do with words, the better chance you have of retaining them.
- Alex John vocabularies 'Vocabulary' is uncountable: some vocabulary Alex John which strategy is the best?
- Presuming that you first determine which meaning applies to the new word your just found, obviously 2) Find all the meanings that those words have and set them down along with an example for per usage of each word .
- The more work you do with words, the better chance you have of retaining them.
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Alex Johnvocabularies'Vocabulary' is uncountable: some vocabulary
Alex Johnwhich strategy is the best?Presuming that you first determine which meaning applies to the new word your just found, obviously 2) Find all the meanings that those words have and set them down along with an example for per usage of each wo
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