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Hello to all, I believe that to learn English depends of the interest of individual and depending of the English knowledge you wanted to learn. like for instance, if you want to speak English all you have to do is to listen very carefully to some tools such as CD, DVD, tapes etc. either...

I think before teaching vocabulary, we need to choose active and passive vocabulary. For passive words, we only realize and don't spend a lot of time to explain them. Students will research themselves by looking up in the dictionary or guessing from the context. Thus, we have to define which word...

I think Communicative approach has a relation with other methods. When I began to learn English, my teacher used to explain vocabulary and grammar from a text, then we mimick her to read it. Before teaching, she had an introduction which was very interesting. She had a good accent of a speaker of...

Creating little scenarios - or should I say scenarii - is a wonderful idea, it can enhance your imagination as well... Here's an address I was given here in EF: http://www.synonym.com/synonym/index.php Once you've got a word, you'll find there synonyms/antonyms which will help you get new and...

Hi Friend, Truely agreed what CalifJim said. Reading is vital to enlarge our vocabulary and knowing the right combination of english structure. Typically I'll be surfing through the net (reading news, acquiring information, attaining knowledge etc etc) while 2 to 3 helpful dictionaries on...

Memorize the dictionary, you say? :( I don't think so! Some time here and there, maybe, nosing around in the dictionary - but don't overdo it! Sometimes dictionary work is good for finding interesting new synonyms or antonyms, but it doesn't often help you much as far as appropriate...