By Images, Vocabulary

I personally have a funny way to remember a vocabulary--I try to remember it as a picture. For example, if vocabulary is a new word for me, I focus my eyes on the whole word, then I close my eyes and force myself recall the whole word together with its shape, then I open...

I`m very interested in imroving my English. I`m attending now an IELTS class and will have to pass the exam by the end of May. I will appreciate any kind of help to make any progress in my English, any advice, suggestion that could help me to be ready for the test (speaking,...

Hello ,What do these words mean It sounds cool but it's weird . Could someone paraphrase this text ?? It's too much strange vocabulary . src="http://www.proboards8.com/v4images/smiley.gif" border=0> It's an abstract from http://www.americanaccent.com/index.html :Substitution Words'I was rooting...

It is interesting that they both appeared at about the same time: during the Roaring Twenties-- hijack 1923, Amer.Eng., from high(way) + jacker "one who holds up." Originally "to rob (a bootlegger, smuggler, etc.) in transit;" sense of "seizing an aircraft in...

Hi Friends, I am Sayan.My english is very poor.My vocabulary level is very poor. help me

I want to know what i need to do in order to speak cleary, consisely and intelligently. I've learned that most of the time, i'm at a loss for words, coversationally speaking, and may come across as unintelligent because my wording just isn't there. It's embarrasing. And it's...

Hello Na!tSabeS , welcome to the Forums, I personally think that if the story attracts you, it doesn't matter that it is long. Do you look up for all the words that you do not know in a story while you're reading? I don't, so I think that it is ok if you do not understand every word that you...