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“TOEFL vocabulary
building and retention
Tips”

"Unlock the key to mastering English with our
expert-driven TOEFL vocabulary building and
retention tips
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With our tips, you'll expand
your vocabulary and retain the words for a lifetime
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Start your journey
towards fluency today!"

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Flashcards: Flashcards are a simple and effective way to study
vocabulary
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Use the flashcards to test yourself and identify any
comments you have difficulty remembering
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They are most commonly used to
study vocabulary but can be used to memorize anything that can be
reduced to a question-and-answer format, such as facts, formulas, and
concepts
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History flashcards: On one side is the question "Who was the first
president of the United States?" and on the other is the answer
"George Washington"
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By writing down the words and
definitions and testing yourself regularly, you can help solidify the
speech in your memory
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By breaking down the material
into smaller, manageable chunks, flashcards can help make learning
more efficient and effective
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Overall, flashcards are a versatile and effective tool for memorizing and
retaining information, making them a valuable tool for anyone looking
to improve their knowledge and skills
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Create a vocabulary list and add to it regularly
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Add new comments to
the list as you encounter them, and check them regularly to keep the
terms fresh in your memory
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Compiling a list of words and their definitions allows one to
track their progress and focus their study efforts easily
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TOEFL vocabulary list: A list of vocabulary words and their definitions
relevant to the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam
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Use Cases:
Language learning: By creating a vocabulary list, language learners can
easily track the words they need to study and review regularly
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Exam preparation: A vocabulary list can be a helpful study tool for
students preparing for exams that include vocabulary
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Career development: For professionals looking to expand their
knowledge in a specific field, creating a vocabulary list can be an
effective way to learn and memorize the specialized terms and
concepts relevant to their work
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Compiling a list of words and definitions allows one to easily
track their progress and focus their study efforts, making it easier to
achieve their goals
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Make connections between new words and familiar words
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For
example, if you learn "circumspect," you could associate it with the
familiar phrase "caution
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This technique helps to create a
network of related words in your memory, making it easier to recall the
words and their meanings
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History connections: If you learn the name "Napoleon Bonaparte", you
could associate it with the familiar concept of "French Revolution"
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Use Cases:
Language learning: When studying a new language, connecting the new
vocabulary words and words you already know can help speed up the
learning process
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Exam preparation: When preparing for exams that include vocabulary,
making connections can help you retain the words and definitions you
are studying
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General knowledge building: Making connections can also help build
your general knowledge by linking new information to existing
knowledge and creating a network of related concepts
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Creating these links makes
the information more meaningful and easier to recall, making it a
valuable technique for anyone looking to expand their knowledge and
skills
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Study words in context through reading and listening to material in
English
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You can do this by reading and listening to English-language
materials, such as books, news articles, and videos
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Understanding how
words are used in real-life situations, such as in everyday speech and
writing, can help deepen your knowledge of the comments and terms
and provide the ability to use them correctly
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For example, by reading a news article about a political crisis,
you may encounter the term "diplomacy" in a sentence like "The
country is relying on diplomacy to resolve the conflict
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For example, you
may encounter the word "Christopher Columbus" in a sentence like
"Christopher Columbus is famous for his voyage to the Americas in
1492
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For example, you may
encounter the word "photosynthesis" in a sentence like
"Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use sunlight to convert
carbon dioxide into glucose

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