Introduction-vocabulary

_{We recommend five things for learning English vocabulary:}

_{1. Context and Exposure.}

• _{See or hear the vocabulary used in context.}
  

• _{Sample contexts: reading material, audio, video, conversation.}
  

• _{Sometimes you can guess meaning from the situation.}

• _{What type of word is it (noun, verb, adjective)?}

• _{Look at the words around it.}

• _{Try to read or listen to as much English as possible.}
  

• _{Choose from a variety of sources.}

• _{Check out our vocabulary textbook list}

_{2. Pictures and Associations.}

• _{Sometimes seeing groups of related words can help.}
  

• _{See our picture dictionary.}

_{3. Understand Word Parts (prefixes, suffixes, roots).}

• _{See our word parts lists here.}

_{4. Recognize collocations (words that go together).}

• _{Some words are commonly used with other words.}
  

• _{See our lists of collocations: with verbs, with prepositions.}
  

_{5. Consider connotations and multiple meanings of words.}

• _{Some words carry special or emotional meanings.}
  

• _{Example: house vs. home.}
  

• _{Some words can have many different meanings.}
  

• _{Example: play, set, run}
  

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