COMO MELHORAR SEU INGLÊS EM 18 DIAS
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The acquisition of vocabulary is from a passive to an active process- you need to repeat the word (orally or in writing) and see the word in context often enough to retain it.
Patience is the keyword. Build your vocabulary and use it effectivelytakes time, so do not despair. Always try to learn the words ingroups rather than alone. For example, if you learn the word tomato(tomato), list it with the color or size: a big delicious tomato or aphrase: I love eating tomato salad.
IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY!
Below you have some household chores (housekeeping). Try theabove exercise also using the objects used to perform such tasks.
change the sheets – trocar os lençóisclean off the table – limpar a mesaclean up the room – arrumar o quartodo the laundry – lavar a louçadust the furniture – tirar pó dos móvieshang up the towels – pendurar as toalhasiron – passar roupamake the bed – arrumar a cama
Using the Technology the Your Faver
Using DVDs is a unique opportunity to acquire and improve their listening vocabulary. The DVDs bring in addition to the original sound, sound options in otherlanguages and subtitles in the original language and otherlanguages also available. But watching a movie or television showwith or without subtitles is a great tool that optimizes the DVD is.Here are some tips to learn more using the DVD.
change the sheets – trocar os lençóisclean off the table – limpar a mesaclean up the room – arrumar o quartodo the laundry – lavar a louçadust the furniture – tirar pó dos móvieshang up the towels – pendurar as toalhasiron – passar roupamake the bed – arrumar a cama
Using the Technology the Your Faver
Using DVDs is a unique opportunity to acquire and improve their listening vocabulary. The DVDs bring in addition to the original sound, sound options in otherlanguages and subtitles in the original language and otherlanguages also available. But watching a movie or television showwith or without subtitles is a great tool that optimizes the DVD is.Here are some tips to learn more using the DVD.
1. Take your materials: pen, notebook and a dictionary. If you 're watching the DVD on your computer you can also use your text editor.
2. Choose a scene of no more than 5 minutes.
3. Watch the scene in English, without subtitles. Try to write downthe words you understand.
4. Watch the scene in English, without subtitles, again. Write a short paragraph (in English and Portuguese) about what is happening.
5. Now watch the scene with subtitles in Portuguese. Compare thescript of the scene with the words you wrote down and theparagraph you wrote.
6. Watch the scene in English, without subtitles, a third time. Try towrite down words or phrases in your list.
7. Now watch the scene with subtitles in English without using thePause button. Try to write more words / phrases on your list.
8. Watch the scene with subtitles in English and go again stoppingto jot down new words and expressions.
9. Now that you've watched the scene six times in English, try to findthe context, the definition of new words you noted.
10. Finally, use your dictionary (if you're monolingual student intermediate to advanced or bilingual if you are a beginner) to check the meaning. Remember to always write down the words / phrases with phrases, not to stay out of context. You'll find that with time and practice using the dictionary and youmay deduct diminish the meaning of words / phrases with ease
Work in short sessions of five minutes at most. Work with longer sessions is exhausting and you will lose the enthusiasm.
Remember that you're learning English, so there is no need orexpectation that you understand what's being said. Often the scriptsbring ulture references that are difficult to adapt to us. Be patient, because "the pain, no gain. "
Remember that you're learning English, so there is no need orexpectation that you understand what's being said. Often the scriptsbring ulture references that are difficult to adapt to us. Be patient, because "the pain, no gain. "
Good study!
Postado por Klesio Sila
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