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2009-03-03View Original

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Let’s talk about an old topic: how can one remember words better? I’m really struggling with this right now!
Reply #22009-03-03
Learn*, learn*, study and then*, apply it! To borrow two ancient sayings: “I may spend whole days in contemplation, yet it is not as good as what can be learned in a short while.” “Are there any tasks in the world that are easy or difficult?” If you do it, even the difficult things become easy; if you don’t do it, even the easy things become difficult.) :)
Reply #32009-03-03
To figure out how to memorize words, one must first consider the purpose: your age, and your personal circumstances. For exams in middle and primary schools, memorization is necessary; in high school and university, reading is more important. After starting work, the need for memorization decreases, and improvement comes from applying what has been learned.
Reply #42009-03-03
Dating a foreign girl: lol
Reply #52009-03-03
Continuous application, repeated memorization.
Reply #62009-03-04
In my opinion, memorizing words isn’t something that can be accomplished in just a day or two. If you happen to feel motivated one day, with a clear mind and good memory, and then try to memorize many words, you might stop doing so after some time – this kind of situation happens often. I think although words are the foundation of everything, reading more English materials, paying attention to unfamiliar words, memorizing them carefully, and reading those materials several times will gradually help improve your skills. Many books on learning English emphasize learning words in context, and there is indeed truth to that. Another point is that, in my opinion, whether it’s practicing vocabulary, listening, reading, writing, or other skills, one shouldn’t focus on developing these skills for their own sake. Instead, one must first develop a passion for English, must fall in love with it; only then can the skills be improved – it’s important to establish a proper cause-and-effect relationship. It’s purely my personal opinion; my English isn’t very good either. There’s an English conversation group, and anyone who wants to join is welcome at any time! English zone: 48346312
Reply #72009-03-06
When driven by interest, nothing is difficult! Set your own goals; don’t set them too high at first. As you gain more confidence over time, you will make greater progress without even realizing it... That’s probably how it works.
Reply #82009-03-06
There is a software: New Oriental Word Memorization. Download and install it, 3 times a day, 15 minutes each time. You can design your recovery plan. . . It seems like I’m a salesman, but in fact I’ve been using it all along. . . Hehe.
Reply #92009-03-06
It’s really difficult to remember just a few words; it’s better to read more articles, as it’s easier to recall the words learned while reading. As long as you keep at it, words shouldn’t be a problem. The software on Xinghuo website is also good; I recommend giving it a try.
Reply #102009-03-06
Du Shangchuan reads all the new posts in the English section every day; if he encounters words he doesn’t know, he looks them up in a dictionary. Hehe. . .
Reply #112009-03-14
Choose 6 sessions of 20 minutes each day; focus on 100 words, and repeat the memorization of these 100 words over 6 sessions of 20 minutes each
Reply #122009-03-15
Memorizing words alone is very boring; read newspapers instead – reading more will help naturally
Reply #132009-03-16
Read more in English, read articles in English that interest you, and learn from reading; gradually your English skills will improve and your vocabulary will expand as well. The method of finding foreign girls is quite extreme: lol
Reply #142009-03-18
The key is to keep learning. I’m also working hard now; my goal is to leave my replies in this section and write about my growth in English.
Reply #152009-03-18
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-419195-1-1.html This link is a great place for memorizing words that I recommended on Haichuan; you should take a look
Reply #162009-03-18
The next one is Google and Kingsoft Dictionary; it’s very useful
Reply #172009-03-18
Memorize only ten per day, then review and learn another ten the next day, and repeat this process!
Reply #182009-03-19
Are there easy and difficult things in the world? If you do it, even the difficult things become easy; if you don’t do it, even the easy things become difficult. I agree
Reply #192009-03-19
It’s better to go back and make a net rather than standing by the water wishing to catch fish. Checking out Chinadaily every day is a good choice
Reply #202009-07-10
Memorize words, read English newspapers, watch foreign movies, and chat with foreigners online! ! ! Hehe, I’m an expert in *’s four** treasures; I recommend a chat room: www.yappr.com

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