How to learn better more vocabulary?
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Read more books and use a dictionary.
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It helps increse your vocabulary. There is a good article below.
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You are on the right track I think.  First of all, you love the language, and this is perhaps the most important thing.  It takes a lot of time and patience to learn a foreign language.  Reading helps to increase your vocabulary.  Try searching for Spanish websites.  \n\nThere is a pretty good program which you purchase called VocabuLearn which teaches you lots of vocabulary for a language.  They have a Spanish version, and you can acutally download it from Itunes.\n\nHere is a website that gives some tips for learning vocabulary:\nhttp://spanish.about.com/library/questions/aa-q-learning-vocabulary.htm\n\nI find it useful to make a list of some vocabulary words to learn, or even verb conjugations or grammar rules, and put them in the bathroom!  Sounds a bit silly I guess, but this way when you go in there, you can look over the words.  This way, it doesn't take any extra time, and you will see them a few times a day.  ;-)  When you feel like you know the words off of the list, you can replace it with another list.\n\n¡Buena suerte!
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for me to remember vocabulary words, i try to write down the words many times (so i could also remember the spelling) then put down the definition. from the definitions i try to make sentences. i patch the words with some of their synonyms to make them easier to understand. \n\nyou have to use those words when you want to remember them. it's always better that way. use them in essays, letters, etc. when i teach vocabulary words, the kids retain the words when i instruct them to use those words in their assignments.
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First, you need to get your hands on a good dictionary.  Physically having it available is very helpful.
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You can always read a book, do word puzzles, like crosswords, word searches, fill-it ins, they can help you with your vocabulary.  Now for reading skills you could practice by writing in a journal about anything, what you did that day, write a little story, describing things in detail, etc.  The ideas are endless.
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Start with picture modules for vocabulary, and have the child read books that speak directly about the pictures they contain (Pre-Primer/Level A/etc.). Use flash cards, word-picture matching, etc. to increase word recognition speed. To build speaking vocabulary, do lots of acting-out practice with verbs (e.g. "walk," "see," etc.). Children learning a second language learn just like an infant learning a primary language... first, basic nouns/verbs; next, comprehension of the overall idea in longer statements through noun/verb recognition, sound cadence, and context; later, adjectives and adverb modifiers... Then verb conjugations, article use, complex grammar patterns, etc.\n\nAlso, model reading to the student...in my school we use big books, through 5th grade (content is at grade level, it's just a "big book" so that the whole class can see it easily). Make sure to point out nouns and verbs in the picture as you read the text aloud.\n\nSo start with those Pre-primer (picture-text exact match) books -- your school (system) should have some excellent non-fiction for the early elementary kids, so check with a K-2 teacher or your Title I office. \n\nAdditionally, phonics decoding is a nightmare for the ELL student, because there are so many spelling patterns due to English being a mish-mash of several different languages (did you know the letter "s" has 3 sounds? example: sun, is, sure). Get yourself training in Orton-Gillingham or another complex phonics approach that addresses ALL the spelling combinations, not just the first couple of primary patterns.
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Buy a dictionary... ^_^... Well...I'm not completely kidding, though. The more you practice to write and the more you check out the words that you're not sure of how to spell from the dictionary, the more you'll learn & the better you'll do in spelling.\n\nActually there are also "Internet Dictionaries" that help check your spelling (and even translate other country's words into English provided that English is not your first language). \n\nIn addition, of course, reading (books, magazines, etc.) also helps. The more you read and the more you check out a word's meaning that you don't know from a dictionary, the better it helps to establish a correct spelling of a word in your mind. \n \nI used to write down a new English word in a notebook with its meaning in my mother tongue (as well as in English) when I read a book during childhood. Everyday I reviewed the words I had written down and the words you learnt with their correct spelling naturally build up in your mind each day. The key concepts are "Don't give up" and "Keep learning & practising".
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I have the same problem! Maybe using flashcards can help? Try using one of these:\nhttp://riad.de/jmemorize/\nhttp://www.vocab.co.uk/\n\nTo learn a little about how to use effectively flashcards, read here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashcard\n\nAnd, of course, try to use your vocabulary. The more you practice it, the easier to remember it.\nIf I find a difficult word to learn, I just write it on my screen with one of those markers for whiteboards. After a couple of days, the word is mine :p\nYou can also try to stick post-its to things around you (but many words are not suitable for this).
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copy a few passages from the languange that u want to learn\nevery day.any words that u don't know immediately see in the dictionary.learn the grammar as well as the pronounciation...just a tip,depends to the person hardwork...
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read, read read in language you want to improve your vocabullary\n\nEncribe yourself to a discutions club ...
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read a lot of english stuff. You should have some high standard and reliable english books of your interest in your library. Reading one page daily is better than reading seven pages weekly. Listen to english news as Fox news, BBC news, CNN, bloomberg etc. Among them, BBC is the best. Listen to the english news even if you do not understand it thoroughly. Once you will get used to it, you will start getting everything. Did you ever think that how you learned your own native language? Just by hearing the people around you. So in the same fashion, you can also learn English. First of all, you need input, and only then you will be able to produce output. The more you get input, the more your output will be. Listening to english music and watching english movies can also help. Regarding vocabulary, you can build it up by starting with 3 words daily. Remove dust from your dictionary and start using it and make a separate notebook for every new word, phrase or sentence you learn. In this way, you will be able to revise all the words you have learnt. If you learn three new words daily then at the end of year, you will have learnt 1095 new words..\nWhen you read books, read it with loud voice so that you can get used to it. Pay good attention to your accent as it is your accent which impresses most of the people. There are many English CDs for improving.......\ntake care.\npleeeeeeeeeease give me 10 points!
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To offer some background, I really suck at talking. I can not formulate the correct words in my head before I say them. That means that I can't always say what I mean, and mean what I say. Bad combo. I'd like to think that I'm good at writing though. I collected a lot of what I know from reading difficult to understand books like Hamlet or other Victorian age books. Learning different lingos will boost the vocabulary and aid in the ability to select better speech or words. Hope I've not talked your ear off about something that didn't help!
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There are 3 ways to improve your English speaking and vocabulary---\n\n1) Have a good idea of basic grammar-including making of small sentences,use of correct tenses,verb forms and prepositions.\n\n2) Start speaking from dayone even if you speak wrong-do not worry or feel shy or hesitant  to what others will say or feel.Think you are learning to speak as a beginer only.\n\n3) Try to read daily English newspapers and magazines to know new words and find their meanings in the dictionary or even you may talk to your elders or teachers to learn more about the meanings of these words so that you understand as to how to use the same while speaking.You may also write what you want to say or speak so that your concept is clear.
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Read every night.\n\n(This is MOST important!) Speak more english to people especially those who speak proper english, not those who always speak in slang. \n\nListen to audio tapes.\n\nEmail online.
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There are a few things that you can do to improve your listening comprehension. \n1. Watch television in English as much as possible. Even if you don't understand all that is being said, you can start to get a good feel for the rhythm of the language. \n2. Listen to English music. Pick a song that you really like and learn the lyrics. Most lyrics can be found by a simple search on the net. \n3. Watch people's mouths when they speak to you in English. This helps you see how each sound is being made and may even improve your pronunciation as well. \n4. When having a conversation in English, don't be afraid or embarrassed to ask when you don't understand. The more and more you learn from asking native speakers, the less and less you will have to ask in the future! =) \n\nThese hints can be applied to learning any language, so hope this helps!
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Read the newspaper and look up every word u don't understand another good one is re writing the dictionary it takes a long time but you learn words other people would never know it's like speaking another language lol.I would just read,read,read.