Expand Your Vocabulary: Learn New Words Everyday This Summer Break
BY ADMIN PUBLISHED May 20, 2017, UPDATED January 18, 2023
How often do you work on your vocabulary?
Do you make an effort to learn a new word every day?
Are you confident about your command on your English language?
If the answers to above questions are NO, you are never too late to work again on it.
Learning how to build a better vocabulary is always an advantage and proves to be an investment of your time for your life. You don’t have to be working around the clock every day for it. A simple regime of 15 minutes a day will do. Implementation of this exercise on a daily basis brings about a rapid change in your vocabulary skills, which in turn helps you to communicate, write or making speech well and at ease.
Building vocabulary and its benefits
We know a thousand words, through which we live and run our everyday conversation and life. Having a large vocabulary has only benefits and nothing else. Irrespective of the age, one must never cease to learn new words in their life. If you want to communicate your ideas and thoughts better to others, it is important to learn how to build your vocabulary.
Basic steps to expanding vocabulary
There are no magical shortcuts to learning new words. It is all about how eager you are to work on yourself. It is not only about learning the new word, it also about learning its origin, the meaning, and the way it is supposed to be used in a properly structured sentence. If you do this right, you are on a right track.
All age tips for a better vocabulary
We understand you are on your summer break, but it is another reason to work on your shortcomings. We have brought you tips to learning new words every day, this summer vacation. Use them well because it will always help you for good. This blog is meant for all age group.
With fast paced and digitized lifestyle, our command over the language is only deteriorating. It is about time, we invest little of our time in improving ourselves. Here are the tips for good command on our English language skills.
Read and read some more
You have free time, read. Pick a book or a magazine. Pick a newspaper or a graphic book. It doesn’t matter, as long as you simply read. Read a lot. The more you read, the more you will be exposed to new words and their meaning. As you read, you will learn new words and why they are mentioned in the line and under what context.
Journals
Keep a journal to yourself, mentioning the words you discover every now and then. Keep running back to the list, so that slowly you start remembering the words to yourself, and start using them appropriately in your regular conversation. When you look back at the journal with all the words written on them, it will only make you feel proud about the words that you have learned so far.
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Learn a word a day
How exciting it sounds when you learn a new word, a new day? Use a calendar or notebook, and mention the date and the word that you learned that day. Do mention the meaning as well of the word for yourself. It helps in remembering the word better.
Origin of the word
Finding the roots of the words are one of the most important and powerful ways to learn a new word. Grab yourself a dictionary and randomly pick a word or the family of the word, and learn more about its origin and how it is spelled and pronounced.
Play games
There are a number of games available which helps in building vocabulary. Word games are a big challenge. They help in finding new words, and their meaning, increasing the words in your vocab lists. Play solving the scrambled words or a boggle to learn more and have fun too.
Engage
Engage in a conversation. Make friends with people who are an eager learner. Be around people who are proficient with the language. Simply talking to people who have good command over the language will help you build your vocabulary. The more you engage yourself, the better your vocab will be.
