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As nossas sugestões para aprender vocabulário : WORD SPIDERS
No fim, o aspecto é o de uma teia - opção muito mais eficaz (dizem os especialistas) do que listas de palavras.g ver exemplo
Outra coisa que podes fazer é arranjar um bloco onde vás anotando algumas palavras ou expressões. Escolhe só aquelas que te parece poderes vir a usar e/ ou de que gostes mesmo!
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vê também as sugestões dum professor do British Council: na parte do 'listening' há links directos e explicações em português
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Here's the first question. It's from Punmou in Canada Canada who asks: How can I memorise vocabulary? |
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GARETH REES, from the BRITISH COUNCIL, answers
Finally, be active: do things with the words. For example perhaps, write little stories or example sentences. Study a word in depth with a good dictionary. And most importantly, organise the words you learn and make connections between them ] word spiders
Gareth Rees: Well Hugo, the best way to remember vocabulary is to make sure that you continually revise the words you have been learning. You should check new words again in a couple of days and then in a week or two.
For more information about this, refer to my study pages www.bbcworldservice.com/learningenglish
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http://www.bbcworldservice.com/learningenglish
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learning/subjects/childrens_learning.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learning/subjects/english.shtml
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How can I improve my PRONUNCIATION?
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You can improve (melhorar) your pronunciation by listening. (*) (ver em baixo) You should find short examples of real spoken English, for example a news headline. Listen carefully and try to repeat the short phrases.
Logo abaixo há outro site (mais fácil) para ouvires falar em inglês
Carlos A.: Is there a big difference between faults and mistakes? Gareth Rees: Carlos - not really - there aren't differences. We generally talk about language mistakes, and personality faults. Or faults with a machine. See our website: http://www.bbcworldservice.com/learningenglish
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Roberto from Mexico asks: Can you give me some tips to improve my communication skills ? (melhorar a capacidade de comunicar : oralmente e por escrito) | ||
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Gareth Rees, from the British Council, answers:
Also, you should develop strategies that help you when you do not know the exact word that you require. So you should practise explaining ideas, and meanings of words.
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Bader from Kuwait asks: How can I stop translating from my language when I write in English? | ||
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Gareth Rees: There are two things you can do.
This will allow you (vai permitir-te) to develop your ideas and to find the English expressions that you require.
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