I am curently learning German and have my exam soon and i have vocabulary sheets and i would like to know know the best way to learn the words and phrases when they are written
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Flashcards, repeating the words and their definitions over and over, and writing them down over and over and thinking of their definitions as you write them are some good techniques. Use as many ways to learn them as possible. You need to learn by SEEING, HEARING, VERBALIZING, and WRITING. This will help you whether you are a kinesthetic learner, a visual learner, or an auditory learner. Good luck!
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First, be sure to use spell check.  Find out if there are any learning centers in your area.  Once you've written a piece, take it apart, sentence by sentence.  Make a checklist for yourself:  Correct Spelling, Correct Grammar, Ties Into Main Topic, etc. and then go through the paper, sentence by sentence and make sure each sentence meets the criteria.  There are a million resources out there, if you are willing to try them.  Start by consulting a teacher or going to a learning center.  Last but not least, the best way to improve your writing skills is to write and write often.  Anytime you have a story in your head, write it down.  Practice makes perfect.
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http://www.senselang.com/\n\ntry it out and practice often
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1) Do crossword puzzles.\n2) Do word finds.\n3) Make flash cards with the word on one side and definition on the other.\n4) Study with a partner.\n5) Find a creative way to use the word in everyday conversation.\n6) Look up the word in a thesaurus and see what the "flavor" of the word is -- is it mild, medium, or strong?  Compare and contrast other words like it.  \n7) Take a bunch of index cards and write your vocabulary word on it, plus others of the same family or flavor.  Categorize your word in different ways: strength, weakness, order, priority, favorite, alphabetical, etc.\n8) Create and design your own puzzles.  There is software out there for about $10 that lets you create different kinds of puzzles.\n9) Learn the etymology or word history of your word.  See which language it comes from and how old or new it is.\n10) Link vocabulary words together to make a story.\n\nHope this helps.  Cheers, K (teacher of 13 years)
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Put terms and definitions on seperate pieces of paper or seperate columns and practice matching them.  Or cover up the definitions and try to define the terms from memory.  This helped me memorize vocabulary for high school Spanish.
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I've e.mailed you a vocab sheet - havent a clue if its what you're after... but hope it helps!
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try making up a rhyme or story (a short one) that uses all the prepositions.  Pick your nouns, so that it will be obvious whether they take accusative or dative.\n\nMemorize it.  At first you may look and feel like a child counting on your fingers as you mentally recite the poem until you get to the preposition you need.  But, with time, practice, and work - you will stop needing to use your mnemonic device.\n\nMy high school German teacher had us simply memorize the basic ones in two groups - accusative and dative.  We'd then chant them during class peridodically.  It's been ages - and I still remember:\n\ndurch, fuer, gegen, ohne, um\naus, ausser, bei, mit, nach, zeit, vom, zu\n\nViel Gluck!
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First of all, read in English a lot.So that u will come to know various words & their uses. Try to figure out the meaning of new words from the sentence itself otherwise if u r finding it difficult, then look them up in the dictionary.That is about knowing more words.Once u know then start revising like u recall one word then try to recall the synonyms & antonyms of that word,Then after recalling all try to use these words by writing sentences.\nthis is the best way to revise.
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Take a catchy melody (the kind that you can't get out of your head) and put the vocab words with it.\nAlways works for me.\n\nGood luck!
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split them in to small paragraph or sentences say 10 sentences each, and at the end you could link them easily! this way u learn them quick and easy///
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Neither.\nWhen I was trying to learn new words, I would read a hard book and copy all the words I didn't know. Then I would look them up in a dictionary and write down their definitions.  Maybe even the sentence they were in to help me remember where I got it from.  I would also study word roots, and prefixes and suffixes, so you go from knowing one word to anything that looks like it.  Flashcards help too.  Maybe color code them into verbs, nouns, adverbs, and so on.
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Read as much as you can in the language you're trying to learn.  Don't pick anything too difficult, but with a few words in each page you have to look up.\nAnd don't give up!  Good luck.
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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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I'm learning German.  http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/  Or practice with me.
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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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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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Nothing like practice but reading also important.  Reader's digest has words to learn in the front usually. Seems some internet resources - many - so important to choose 1 or two ways so you don't spread yourself too thin.  It is really a life long process to learn, and what school should have been preparing you for all along. I found when I studied Latin it helped a lot for understanding vocabulary.  A buddy may help you to learn or keep on practicing as you learn best by teaching each other. Reading books especially classics can help but I don't know how much time you have to prepare for this exam. A dictionary at your side is important so you can learn.  A grammar book might help too but again that takes time. A buddy might help you keep on trying. Good luck!