im a student of english .i found it really diffcult to remember english words exactly,thank your help,
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i had the same problem when i nedded to learn hebrew,\n\nI wrote down all the difficult words,(each word on a diffrent little note pad) then on diffrent note pads i wrote their meaning in english, then after i memorized each meaning i turned them around, asked a friend to come, and we played memory!\n\ngood luck with ur english!:)
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Keep using your mind, play memory games.\n\nAssociate between names, faces, objects, smell, feelings.\nTie-in your senses with the memory.\n\nYou can also try mnemonics, debeloping visual or verbal stories about waht your memorizing
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trust me this works...most people have a much better visual memory then a mental one...what you need to do is get a blank sheet write all the words down so in a way that you can see it in your head, ie. different sizes, font, alphabetical or in groups or whatever, then look at the page, memorise how its laid out close your eys picture it then write it out on a new sheet, do this till you can do it right without referring, time consuming but you'll get full marks...as soon as you get into the test (if its written) justy write down your memory sheet on a piece of paper and you'll have all the answers
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get a dictionary and double check every word!...jk...just pray that she never changes her subject to english and/or grammer! Besides, nearly all of my teachers misspell words, and I got along pretty well!
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reading english novels, newspapers and magazines will help. and always bring an english dictionary in your pocket.\n\nor visit this site:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/index.shtml
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Say it out loud. Always helps to memorize faster. Also, take it apart and study it closely section by section. Also, study the main points since they can help build up the rest of the sentence. If you just can't memorize, you can write on your hand and look at it occasonally. ^-^
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Pay attention to the things you do when trying to learn and remember new words or names. Do you repeat them or write them down? Everyone's memory works differently. If you realize that you remember better words that you've seen written down, expand your capacity by making use of other visual methods, like linking words with pictures or making a "video" in your mind of new phrases. Try crosswords, too.
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Isn't it that thing that you remembered first but then you said no not that thing, it's the other thing but it wasn't the other thing, it was the one thing you said you always wanted to remember but keep forgetting. So you tried a new thing to remember this one thing you said you didn't want to forget. So now, do you remember which is the thing since it was the thing you didn't want to forget so you used another things to help remember this thing??\n\n\nOk fine, stop thinking and it will come to you, it normally does.
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I hope your teacher is having you write them down and use them in a sentence. If not, that's a good way. Also say them outloud as you write them. Look for the words in your real life and use them. Talk to teachers and adult friends about the meaning of the words you're learning. \n\nI am a long way from school and I still struggle with spelling. I sound out words like "answer" and "wednesday" pronouncing in my head each letter. \n\nTry to think up your own, creative, ways of learning the spelling. \n\nKeep at it.
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get someone else to type the question so it makes sense...\n\nand go here...\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/revisewise/english/spelling/
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with study guides it helps if you draw shapes around the words in all the blank spaces on the page... don't ask how, but it works. I think your brain memorizes shapes easier than words
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try this and don't laugh. my grandma told me she read this and it helped her alot. i was doing it for a while but I kept forgeting to do it lol. all you do is tell yourself "my memory is getting better." just like that like 10-15 times a day. "my long term memory is getting better" "i am remembering things more." its really easy and for some reason it works. this can apply to other things too. Try it out. what harm can happen. enjoy. as for studying i can't help you with that one. I have ADD and it kills me to study because I just can't do it.
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It helps increse your vocabulary. There is a good article below.
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Hello Desh, I think you are brilliant already. The fact that you are aware that you can't remember some of the answers you read, is the first step in solving the challenge. To tell you the truth IT IS VERY EASY TO STUDY AND REMEMBER!\n\nFirstly, change the environment you study in. Some people study and absorb a lot in quite environments. You can chose a very quite library or study room. If you live in the country side move to the parks, but remember to stay in sight so people will easily come to your aid in case a lunatic threatens you.\n\nSome people also do very good studies in music filled environment. Tune in to your ipod or mp3 player and hit them books.\n\nSometimes you might also want to make it fun. If it is a history subject, put yourself into the drama and be the hero remembering all the characters in the lesson.\n\nOr better make your own music or discuss your topic or subject with one of your favorite friends and tell them to ask you questions about the subject in question. Hey! You are smart and am sure you gonna come out with the grades you are looking for. Good luck sweet heart.
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I do something I call indexing to remember.  Write down the highlights of what I learned for each subject in a notebook, along with the corresponding page in my notes.  Every month or two I go through the book to look at old topics and what i feel i dont remember I look up really quickly, since I learned it once it comes back very fast.  Works wonderfully. It's always worth a try if your organized enough to do it.
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I recently was studying in Italy taking an italian language course and found that writing words on flashcards worked really well for me. Whether you sat going through them a few times a day or just picked up a couple when you had some spare time. I also stuck flashcards up on the walls and in places that i knew I would pass throughout the day, and before i knew it, I had memorized the words.
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Yes. I think it's because we were in similar-looking places or situtations in previous times and it's like that thing when you can't think of a word and it's just on the tip of your tongue. The memory's there, it's just a little screwed up. I don't think it has to do w/ previous lives