Most common questions used to investigate
Do you read every day?
Do you have a dictionary?
Do you play word games?
Are you listening to music?
Do you watch movies?
Common conclusions
Reading expands your vocabulary. Hundreds of words that we do not use every day are used in books. Seeing these words in action would also encourage you to use them in your own writings and discussions.
Great! A dictionary is the first and most important tool for expanding your vocabulary. You can only learn the exact meaning, pronunciation, alternative meanings, and other valuable knowledge about a term by looking it up in a dictionary.
Scrabble and Boggle are two classic games that will help you broaden your English vocabulary. Check up rounds of these word games with some note-taking if you really want to be successful. You should make a list of the various words you learned while playing the game and go through it again and again.
Listening is how we learn new vocabulary as children, and it has a significant effect on how we learn to say and use them. Music is a good way to learn new words while immersing yourself in English-speaking countries' popular culture. You should find music in your favorite genres and listen for words you recognize.
Great! By seeing others use a new word in context, you will learn how to use it yourself. Movies are a fun way to learn new vocabulary. You get the advantage of visual cues, similar to reading illustrated novels, while still hearing how the word is normally pronounced.
You should start watching movies and TV because it is a fun way to learn new vocabulary.
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