Tips on learning vocab and then remembering them almost permanantly(SSAT and SAT help!)?

Question

pls. i seriously need to get into a good boarding school

Answer 1

Well you should take the vocab words your using and have your mom or dad or guardian read you the words then writh each word down like ten times. Then have them tell you the definition and write it down each ten times than practice saying them aloud in the mirror over and over again. once you think youve memorized them ask mom dad ect.. to say a vocab word and you recite the definition and the word to them 3 times and if you mess up even once start over. Goood Luck!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

use the word in a funny sentence or one that relates to your life that you will remember.

Answer 3

one of my major interests is learning foreign languages.my effective way of learning is based on three major skills:reading,listening and writing new terms in my diary to make it useful by making just my own simple sentences in my daily life language.This was so successful that I was always brilliant student in my class.I hope my answer meet your satisfaction.

Answer 4

If you use words, you'll remember them. Get a list of vocab words and write a short story (two or three pages) using as many of the words as you can.

Also, try grouping them together with other words that mean the same thing, especially words you already know. You know the word "friendly," so group it with gregarious, affable, genial, amiable, etc.

Answer 5

remember volcabulary by root words such as belli mean warlike

few examples would be bellicose belligerent and so fourth

Answer 6

READ!!! Seriously, reading helps sooooo much - especially read classic literature, and make sure to look up the words you don't know.

Maybe try choosing a word each day, and making it your mission to use it in a sentence...

Learning some of the latin prefixes and stuff might help

Make connections, any type at all, to the word so that you can remember it - even if what you're saying doesn't make sense, as long as it helps you remember the definition of the word, it all good.