How to increase English vocabulary?

I memorize five words a day, and every seventh day, I go through the 30 words of the week, and I don't know how to mark them. At the end of every four weeks, take two days out to get rid of the words for the month, focusing on the words that were marked before.

If you take the exam, I recommend that you don't increase your basic vocabulary for a short time, and recommend the fourth and sixth grade vocabulary books of the book Spark. The reasons for recommendation are word formation and example sentences, and its word formation is much stronger than that of New Oriental, so don't have too few units a day.

Interest is the best teacher! There are many channels for accumulating English vocabulary, such as walking on the street, you can check its pronunciation and meaning in English on street signs and signs, which belongs to the daily accumulation, and you can also watch more original English books and movies and TV series, so that you can accumulate vocabulary from it, and you can also imitate the English tone of the actors in the movie, and speak authentic English!

I think if you don't even have 2000 words if the words are too bad, first memorize a large number of words in a short period of time, such as Xinghuo words, and then use the memorization part of the Euro dictionary to brush the words you memorized.

Personally, you can watch more American dramas. It's true. One of my nieces is only in junior high school, and watching Korean dramas all day long has reached the point where she can chew raw meat without reading subtitles.

I feel that words should be remembered naturally through the use of words based on their structure and semantic characteristics, and rote memorization of word lists is one of the most expensive and inefficient ways.

Compared to the professional gods, I don't have many words, belonging to the category of 12,000 to 15,000. If I want to say that I have never memorized a word book, of course I am, when I was holding a TOEFL red book, full of notes and all kinds of markers. I also turned the book thicker.

I think that those who are preparing for the IELTS exam should use the IELTS vocabulary imitation and proficiency in IELTS writing, and those who take the test level 4 or 6 should find a way to use the words of level 4 and 6 in the writing of level 4 and 6, so that they can apply what they have learned.

The easiest way to do this is to memorize a dictionary. From 99 to 03 years of college, I memorized the Oxford Advanced Dictionary. Later, I had to memorize it again because I needed to work in a foreign airline. This year, forty is not confused for the sake of my daughter, and I will recite it for the third time.

If it's just for the exam, then the fourth level is 4500, and the sixth level is about 5500, I know which grading book Lao Yu has, and I can get it at one time, and it is generally okay to read and know 90% of the words, and what slips through the net is some proper nouns and nasty adjectives.

No matter how much vocabulary you have in English, there is a scope. For example, when I learned the English version of ArcGIS, I just watched the English tutorial, and there are almost no new words now. Now I'm looking at the original English ** "The Moon and Sixpence", which has GRE vocabulary, but after reading more of the original **, the literary vocabulary will also increase.

Therefore, the memorization of English vocabulary should be divided into categories.

I am in my 50s, graduated from junior high school, and have been reading and studying for 40 years, I like English, Japanese, Korean, mathematics, physics and chemistry, and I love history and poetry. The only thing to increase your vocabulary is to like!

Take your time with a million words