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“How to Pronounce ST and STR in English?”

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While that may sound like a lot to remember, learning the 3000 words gradually makes this a task you can easily accomplish. Useful English adjectives are a great way to add more context to the subjects in your sentences. English adjectives are useful and learning them can be easy. Use the steps listed below to memorize words quickly. 

Here are FOUR science-backed tips to help you out: 

How to remember new vocabulary words: 

1. Watch this video to learn an approximate definition of the word and learn correct pronunciation. 

2. Embed the sound of the word into your brain (our course at www.nootrl.com will make this part a lot easier) and then speak it at least 10 times out loud to yourself, make yourself familiar with it. Speak the word slowly and then speed up gradually. 

3. Look up the definitions of the word and translate the meaning into your own language and experiences. Think of ways that you would use this word in your native language. 

4. Find someone who doesn't know the word you're focusing on and tell them a story about the word. Both you and your partner can learn English words through story. 

This step accomplishes two things. 

First, you will repeat the word many times which strengthens your brain's ability to remember the way it sounds. 

And second, it gives your brain a starting point to recall the word the next time you need to use it. 

The 3000 words that are covered in this series are the 3000 most commonly used words in English. We've broken them down into ~20 word videos. By the end of this series, you'll learn all of the most useful English words. If you're interested in learning 3000+ useful English vocabulary words for speaking, check out our other videos. In the other videos, we teach Latin and Greek roots, reading, and pronunciation.