Dear Elham and others,

I think that most language learners have difficulties when dealling with new 
words including me. I rarely study new words without context as it's extremely 
troublesome and boring to remember the meaning of these new words. Moreover we 
may not be able to understand the usage of these words by learning in this way. 
From my point of view, the best way to learn and manage new words is to study 
them carefully for the first time (by looking up their meaning in many 
dictionaries, reading many examples and text consisting these words) and then 
try to apply them into your speaking or writing. When I can use a word and I 
believe that it is used correctly (by looking up at dictionaries or asking 
native speakers), this word becomes a part of my vocabulary and I'll never 
forget it. I'm afraid of using words incorrectly so I always check them in 
dictionaries and, fortunately, I have a convenient dictionaries system to help 
me look up a word quickly and easily ^_^ I am influenced deeply by a famous 
quotation "it's better to spend the whole night to understand the problem 
rather than waisting all your life to doubt about it". ^_^

Hope you find something useful from my own experience, and I also want to know 
your particular way of studying new words. It's always a big trouble of any 
language learners.

Regards,
NgoNam

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Elham Moazzen 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 12:54 PM
  Subject: [ESL Podcast] Re: How to Learn English


  Dear Pauline and All

  I need an advice about how to manage the new words I have learned.

  Thanks
  Elham

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