Find lower reading level novels to read and use a dictionary to look up anything to come across you don't already know.
Best way to imrpove my english vocabulary? |
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Jan 17, 2017 02:27 PM
(This post was last modified: Jan 17, 2017 02:27 PM by alyndra.)
Read a lot. Any words you don't know, you Google them. Do cross word puzzles and look up words you don't know.
To improve your grammar in any language, it is all about just practising. Lots of the suggestions that have been posted here already such as reading a lot is beneficial. Posting around forums such as here is also a good way to improve. I recommend Grammarly app or extension: https://app.grammarly.com/. This will help you to start to notice your mistakes, but most importantly just keep practising at it. Good luck man!
I second Revenges' suggestion for Grammarly, it's an awesome plugin and even if you're profound at grammar, it's still a good choice to add it in.
Also tracks how many words are typed, how many mistakes are corrected as well as the number of unique words used. Besides that, practice writing and reading articles / news is something that helps.
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3061850
I wrote this thread in the past. It contains a list of common mistakes in English grammar and spelling, you see these mistakes everywhere and this list gives a clear distinction between words and the context they are used in wrongly and correctly. ![]()
I would recommend reading books, as it will help you out a bit, also conversating with people in discords or other chat groups will help you out. Maybe also grab a dictionary so that way you can look up the term and how the word is used.
I mean to me, you seem to have a pretty good vocabulary. Check out everyone else's suggestions and follow them, it will help you out a lot! Best of luck bro. (Jan 17, 2017 05:49 PM)Korvo Wrote: I would recommend reading books, as it will help you out a bit, also conversating with people in discords or other chat groups will help you out. Maybe also grab a dictionary so that way you can look up the term and how the word is used. Thanks man, put i'd like to learn more words so that i can express myself in more details for instance. (Jan 17, 2017 11:10 AM)ZuGgY Wrote: Read, read, and read. Watch YouTube videos for free lessons. Also, continually use HF. I've seen testimonials in which a lot of non-native English speakers say they have improved from using HF and other American sites daily... |
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