Here's the Reason Why You FORGET Words Speaking English

Trying to learn new words in English can be really challenging. But here’s the thing: What if I told you that you’re trying to learn new words the WRONG way?

The reason why you struggle to remember new words is much deeper than it seems. In today’s lesson, we will discuss how to acquire vocabulary the RIGHT way. So get ready because this lesson will change the way you think about learning new words forever.

0:00 Intro
1:40 Vocabulary Acquisition
4:17 Find a Speaking Partner!
5:19 Deliberate Practice
5:59 Connotation
7:36 Grammatical Form
10:02 Multiple Meanings & Variations
12:26 Conclusion

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[ElMoscas]

Yep, I am one of those who feel the way when it comes to learning new vocabulary, and I wrapped my head around that, cuz I was learning new vocabulary the bad way. So with this amazing lesson, I'm going to try another way to expand more vocabulary. So a big thanks to you Ethan, for sharing it.

[clydedo]

Thank you. Sometimes I get stuck, it depends on the topic. You know, there are some expressions very to put in a conversation. So I am more prone to forget these.

[zaranisar]

The method of learning vocabulary with the help of root words is really useful and enjoyable... i came to know thus method just yesterday and I'm going to follow this one

[Yutpa]

Your video light me a way Mr. Ethan. I am trying to learn vocabularies, phrases etc. for the years, howewer, i forgot some words constantly and don't know why forgot them. So thanks for clear statements you made .

[lincong]

Through this video I learned the word”absorb” (the brain absorb words what we are used to being familiar

[neginalmasi]

Thank you very much Ethan for so many useful tips. The word that I recently learned is " morish" that means "it makes me want more" I learned it when I was listening to an episode of Real English podcast🥰

[malekosama]

I always practice my accent with your videos Ethan❤️

[Brunosantos-hjee]

Some expressions I learned recently are:

Touch some grass => means to go outside, leave your house. It's something you can say to people that spend most of their time at home.

The squeaky wheel gets the grease => Means that those who doesn't complain doesn't get what they want.

[shamexi]

The methods that you talked about them in this video are really practical. As you said practicing a word for a few days, weeks or months( depending on the word) is so crutial. I didn't pay attention to that point before watching this video. And I wanted to learn collocations, however, I didn't know any source for learning them .Now I am going to check all the dictionaries that you recommended in this lesson.Thanks🌺

[sahilsauda]

Not understand lesson very will but trying my best ☺️

[Sarah.K.]

Thanks😍, that video means too much to me.🥰😇😊

[mimosa]

Oh dear teacher great content, as you mentioned i feel that i'm stuck in Intermediate level after years of studying english.

[delarosatrevin]

Hi, I enjoy your videos, furthermore they are very helpful for me, thanks for, downloaded the app, but I couldn' t use it, I always have trouble in login.

[malahatkh]

Unfortunately your app is not accessable from Iran.

[raedarshad]

Can kid conversation with other, kids, on this real-life global to improve language????
Because many kids can not go to school they are homeschooled

[rafaeljoaquinayazogonzalez]

What is the recommended level to participate in a conversation in the Real English Life app?

[gymgazm]

Hey folks can we connect to practice English, however my current level is B2/Upper intermediate.

I want to connect with people from different countries so I can be the part of wonderful learners.

Thanks - Amit from India

[charliewmt]

This lesson is helpful for me. Let me know some tips to learn about vocabulary.

[zaranisar]

I learned the word "pet peeve" today after listening to the podcast where Thiago mentioned this word, and it means something that annoys you