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A really common question I get all the time is how do I learn new vocabulary but more importantly how do I remember it? What should I do? Well if you ask any English teacher they will happily tell you this: ” vocabulary its quite easy watch movies in English read books in English and listen to radio in English done leave me alone Okay that advice is fine but really. well new that maybe you already do these things so what is real advice? Well today I’m going to show you 5 real ways to improve your vocabulary but most importantly remember it.

NUMBER 1: make the vocabulary relevant:

Make a list of your aims, your goals, why are you learning English, what do you want to achieve with it? Do you want to learn tourism vocabulary for a holiday? Do you want to learn job interview vocabulary so you can succeed in a job interview.

It’s not worth learning tons of new vocabulary about wide variety of topics if actually you only talk about one small thing or these couple small things.for example if your goal is to be able to talk about football in English it’s really not going to help you if you start learning business vocabulary because you might not use it. Think about how you use this new vocabulary and find material specific to your aims. If you’re trying to learn English for your job ;in fashion for example start following fashion youtubes people who talk about fashion , fashion magazines follow fashion websites.

Again , you have to make the vocabulary , relevant to your goals

Also , that new vocabulary that you are learning , make a list of it.we’ll talk about that later

NUMBER 2: listen to the radio

Listening to the radio in English, is great. It’s great for your listening and also for your speaking. Those two skills really complement each other well.

But here’s how to make the most out of listening to the radio

• Have it playing in the back ground, when you’re walking, when you’re at the gym, when you’re not really focusing on the radio itself.

You shouldn’t be trying to understand 100% of the conversation, 100% of the time. That won’t work.and That is finally you don’t understand everything. The focus shouldn’t be on what they’re saying on the radio; the focus should be on how they’re saying it.

Think about the style of speech, the intonation, you’re listening in like:” oh! That’s how you pronounce this word.

That’s how babies learn pronunciation, that’s how you should learn. Like a baby.

That’s the benefit that you’ll get from listening to the radio. Also if you want a recommendation from the radio station, the one I listen to is LBC it’s a London based radio station, they talk about news, and current events, a variety of opinions and a variety of accents. I like it and it’s all talking. So you can really practice your listening with a variety of British accents.

NUMBER 3: books

Yes, it’s a great tip, but reading it should be about fun. Again, don’t worry about understanding every single words, don’t translate words, don’t try to understand 100% of the words, most of the time it’s not necessary, most of the time you’ll understand the story from context.

Reading should be about fun.

NUMBER 4: get crazy and funny in English Remember I told you to make a list of all those new vocabulary words that you’ve learned? well This is how you use it to your full advantage. So you learn a piece of new vocabulary, you learn a piece of new grammar, you’ll make an example sentence of it to remember, right? Yes! But we all know that you’ll remember a crazy or funny situation much more than just a boring one, right? For example, you probably don’t remember your trip to work, unless something crazy happened. The same rule applies with memorization of vocabulary.

For example, if you learned the expression “be about to do something” and you learned that it means you’re going to do something right now, well you could make a sentence like: I’m about to drink tea. That’s fine but it’s boring and you won’t remember it. But make that example crazy and funny. For example, I’m about to play cards with a fish.

This situation you’re more likely to remember it because it’s weird.

And finally NUMBER 5: practice English when you’re felling emotional

If you’ve just had a break up or someone died. This is a perfect time to practice your English. I’m not kidding you will feel much more natural in another language if you practice it when you attached an emotion to it.

“OMG I’m so sorry about your divorce maybe you should speak in English about it.” It sounds strange but trust me it will really help.

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