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5 ways to improve your vocabulary fast 

An average human will have a vocabulary that would range in thousands.

by TSA Desk
March 16, 2022
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Reading: Reading is an excellent way to get hold of some new words that you have heard before.Writing: In today's age when there is the rule of the internet, writing has become quite vital in learning...Listening: Listening is how a person learns new words since he was a child.Watching: You will know exactly how the words are used in the correct context when you will watch other...Conversing: Finally, to test all that you have learned, the best way is to actually use it in your...

An average human will have a vocabulary that would range in thousands. Most adults learn one new word every day till they reach middle age and then the process of learning stops. If you plan on learning to build a better vocabulary, it could be a pleasurable and profitable investment of both your time and hard work. 

Just fifteen minutes of concentrated study every day and you can bring about a rapid improvement in your vocabulary skills, which will eventually increase your ability to communicate by writing, conversing, or making speeches.

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  • Here are 5 ways that will help you widen your arsenal of words in a short period of time. 
    • 1. Reading 
    • 2. Writing 
    • 3. Listening 
    • 4. Watching 
    • 5. Conversing 

Here are 5 ways that will help you widen your arsenal of words in a short period of time. 

1. Reading 

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Reading is an excellent way to get hold of some new words that you have heard before. Also, reading won’t compel you to take help of somebody so you can at your own pace. 

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Reading popular literature, comics, and even children’s books will offer you graphical clues to learn new words. Also reading blog posts about activities that you enjoy will help you in familiarizing yourself with new English words while maintaining your interest. 

2. Writing 

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In today’s age when there is the rule of the internet, writing has become quite vital in learning and using a new language. Because writing is a one-sided activity, it is important to have some help from somebody who knows more than you.

You can start slowly and try to maintain a journal for yourself where you keep track of all the activities of your day. While writing, try to look out for synonyms with the help of some assistance from the internet. In this way, you will find the right word to communicate more effectively. 

3. Listening 

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Listening is how a person learns new words since he was a child. The skill of listening can have a profound impact on how we learn and pronounce new words. One way to learn while having fun is by listening to music.

Immerse yourself in the popular culture of Hollywood. Go for genres that you really like and listen along for words that might seem new to you. 

4. Watching 

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You will know exactly how the words are used in the correct context when you will watch other people using it in their normal conversations. You will also find different perspectives that may surround a new word as well as the gestures and mannerisms that accompany it often.

Watching movies are one of the most casual ways of learning new words. It is almost similar to reading books but here you will have visual cues and you will also be benefitting from hearing how the word is actually pronounced. A tip that could involve both your listening skills and reading skills is to watch movies with captions turned off.

5. Conversing 

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Finally, to test all that you have learned, the best way is to actually use it in your daily conversations.

Conversing allows you to gain valuable input on your word usage and pronunciation while expanding your vocabulary. Also, grab the opportunity of learning from other learners. Make a commitment to only speak English when you meet them. 

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