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Posts: 5 04/11/08 10:26 PM	Tags : vocabulary, learning Hello again, I'm looking for any idea that help me know more words in English, I would like to add a comment on your correction its better To put some advices that help user to consontrate on his faults for example why we have to write " have found" not "founding". I'm living now in kwt., I leaved my country searching for better opportunities finally I get my chance now I'm trying to saccess and saccess need a big effort, i'm trying to do my best. salam = peace Issam Last Edited By: Lynne Hand 05/11/08 1:48 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Super Member Posts: 27620 05/11/08 1:50 PM Your Teacher	Hi Issam, There are lots of tips on how to improve your vocabulary and sections on grammar on the website Learn English. The forum is simply where you practise what you've learnt. Your Teacher http://www.learn-english-network.org
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Say "Hi" Posts: 2 17/11/08 6:54 PM	It's sounds like an advertisement, but you can learn vocabulary with free software from http://www.valodas.com
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Posts: 5 22/11/08 7:58 AM	Hi issam, It is best website to improve vocabulary by offer a very unique method. visit www.lingq.com try to understand the learning method, but if you need any kind of help, do not hesitate to contact me. Regard Zahoor
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I'm new, say "Hi!" Posts: 4 20/01/09 7:32 AM	hi issam i wanna tell u that if u wanna learn vocabularies and not forget them try to learn phrases not words believe me its gonna help
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Super Member Posts: 152 03/02/09 9:55 PM Loyal Member	Lynne Hand wrote: There are lots of tips on how to improve your vocabulary and sections on grammar on the website Learn English. The forum is simply where you practise what you've learnt. Naval - relates to ships and things nautical Navel - also known as the belly button, it is the scar that is left in the centre of the abdomen when the umbilical chord is cut after birth. Umbilical chord or umbilical cord? I guess that it should be written umbilical cord... It's a good page for learning
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Super Member Posts: 27620 04/02/09 1:02 PM Your Teacher	Thanks. I've fixed it. I'll add it as a homophone too. Your Teacher http://www.learn-english-network.org Last Edited By: Lynne Hand 04/02/09 1:12 PM. Edited 1 time.
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I'm new, say "Hi!" Posts: 4 04/02/09 3:04 PM	Hey Issam! Here are tips from me: Learn idioms and phrases, read a lot and make a list of unknown words, try flashcards, watch movies with subtitles, listen to music and find lyrics on the Internet (so you will understand the song). Try different methods for yourself. Learn certain amount of words daily and try to use them in your daily speech. Create a blog and make entries in English. Every time you want to say something and feel that you are lack of vocabulary - use on-line dictionary to pick up necessary words. Try to write at least 5 sentences daily using new vocabulary. Read newspapers and magazines on-line, watch youtube videos, chat with native speakers (so you will learn slang etc) Good luck!! Julia http://www.helpwithstudy.com/ Last Edited By: Lynne Hand 09/03/09 2:07 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Keen Member Posts: 38 08/03/09 12:40 PM	Try to learn vocabulary in a context, not individually. Also read a lot and watch movies. Practice a lot. Even if you cannot find anyone to practice your English, do it against a wall. When you're reading or listening to something in your mother tongue, try to translate it into English spontaneously.
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