AnitaLanguageCorner

You should definitely go to a Spanish-speaking country to learn Spanish!  I am from Ohio, and have studied Spanish at high school.  However, in the 2 years I have been here my Spanish has progressed MUCH more rapidly.  Plus- there are other factors to consider when learning a new language- stuff that is very different from what you will learn in a controlled environment such as a classroom. Confidence, courage, recovering from making mistakes, embarrassment, accents, colloquilaisms...etc! But if you are concerned about the cost of going to Spain- go to South America!  Or even California!  So many Spanish speakers for you to make friends with

Hi everyone, I am new to this site and I am so glad to be here to share materials!   I have attached my two lessons on learning vocabulary.  The first is a presentation on what things are important for learning a new word (parts of speech, synonyms etc) and the second is a deeper look into what collocations are and how we use them.  

 

Enjoy!  

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LearniNG-VOCAB2.pdf

Learning Vocab-collocations.pdf

Here is the secret to learning and remembering vocabulary.  Follow this formula, and for every one word you learn, you will learn at least 5 more including phrasal verbs, idioms and more...

 

 

LearniNG-VOCAB2.pdf