Hi, Rose,
I think a lot of students have probably bought a box
of "flash cards" for learning new words.
The problem is: most people are not disciplined enough
to progress beyond words starting with the letter A!
But it still takes some effort. So if you cannot
make a commitment to work hard at it, you can stop
reading this now.
I would suggest that unless you
are very disciplined, you should build your vocabulary
through the following:
1. reading - reading is
essential for building a well-rounded vocabulary at
a level that is suitable for you. You can read
newspapers, novels, and even magazines.
(Readers' Digest is a good one to read since
the stories and articles are not long.)
2. writing - what you don't use, you lose!
So it is important that you make use of the words and
phrases you learn. Write letters, write a diary,
write stories...
3. note-taking - use a notebook
to write down words and phrases that you have read
and would like to learn. Look them up in a
dictionary and write down the meanings. Be sure to
write down examples of how they are used. Then from
time to time review them.
(注意:目前我祗能在这里回覆,不能以电邮作答,请谅!)
Hi! My name is John Doe. if you
are learning English and have a question, you can try to find
the answer here. You can also ask me, and I usually come and
answer questions once a week. Many answers are read aloud in
an mp3 file. So it is another good opportunity for you to
practice listening!
Note: Due to the increasing number of questions, in order to effectively
answer them, from now on previously answered questions will not be
answered again. Please use the search engine to look them up.
(Note: At this time I can only
reply you here and not by email. Sorry!)
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