How to Learn English Vocabulary (and remember it!)

The video tutorial provides strategies for learning, remembering, and using new English vocabulary effectively. It highlights common mistakes learners make, such as trying to memorize too many words at once, and emphasizes the importance of choosing vocabulary that is meaningful and useful. Techniques for building both passive and active vocabulary are discussed, with a focus on personalizing learning and using digital tools like flashcards for regular review. The tutorial aims to help learners expand their vocabulary in a way that is engaging and relevant to their personal experiences.

What is a common mistake English learners make when trying to expand their vocabulary?

• Reading too many books

• Learning words that are not useful to them

• Speaking too much in their native language

• Focusing on grammar instead of vocabulary

What is the difference between passive and active vocabulary?

• Passive vocabulary is learned in school, active at home

• Passive vocabulary is for beginners, active for advanced learners

• Passive vocabulary is understood, active is used

• Passive vocabulary is used in writing, active in speaking

Which technique is NOT effective for building active vocabulary?

• Creating personal example sentences

• Translating words into your native language

• Using new words in conversations

• Writing personal stories

Why is it important to learn vocabulary in phrases and sentences?

• It reflects how words are used in real communication

• It is easier to memorize

• It helps in understanding grammar rules

• It makes learning more fun

What should you do after writing example sentences with new vocabulary?

• Write them in a diary

• Memorize them immediately

• Ask a teacher or friend to check them

• Translate them into another language

What is a benefit of using digital flashcard apps for vocabulary review?

• They are more fun than traditional methods

• They provide instant translations

• They help focus on words you don't know well

• They are free to use

Which app is mentioned as being more powerful but complex?

• Memrise

• Duolingo

• Quizlet

• Anki

How often should you review your vocabulary using flashcards?

• Every day

• Twice a month

• Once a week

• Only when you have time

What is the recommended number of new questions to review each day using flashcards?

• 10

• 20

• 5

• 15

What is the first step in effectively learning new vocabulary?

• Reading them in a dictionary

• Listening to them in songs

• Writing them down in a notebook

• Choosing words that are useful and meaningful to you