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| China is wrong... Chinese student :D |
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| When languages are very different, remembering words can be very difficult. You have to use the words. If not, then they'll just disappear. |
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| Here's my preferred way: 1. Get some movies in English. 2. Before watching, find the subtitles on the internet, write down the words you don't know. 3. It's a shameless plug, but I suggest my software (available at wordoholic.com | memorize foreign words in (almost) no time ) to memorize the words. 4. Watch the movie with subtitles OFF and catch the words you've learned. Generally speaking, I'm against subtitles as you tend to read them narrated instead of watching a movie. |
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| I understand how it must be difficult to remember the words you learnt yesterday, I also have the same problem as a learner. but there is no magical way to learn english at ease You should work hard. sometimes it must be pain, but as I can see with what you have wrote on this thread, you are a begginner . so Try to Learn Basic words and grammar rules and read some beginner-leveled books, which you could enjoy reading or watch your favorite movies with a subtitle. in this way, you would get familliar with English, and you would absorb the words you need to speak english and never forget. Good luck! |
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| The essential thing is to use the words as often as possible. The second thing is to listen to radio broadcasts or spoken word recordings rather than watching films. The act of watching distracts from hearing and understanding the words and how they are used. |
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