Why do you insist on learning English every day but you just can't learn it well?

First of all, talk about the mental formula of memorizing words, that is, to have a correct understanding. Some people think that I can't remember words over and over again, so I am born stupid and can't recite words. Give you three words, nonsense. The fact is, if you can't recite it over and over again or even five times, it means you are a. . . Normal people. Remembering words is a process of repeating memory. Some words will be remembered after 2-3 times, and some words may not be remembered after 1 times. First of all, we should accept this reality, and don't feel discouraged and depressed because we haven't recited it several times, because everyone does. Understanding this is the first step to stick to it.

Then, talk about the moves of memorizing words, that is, the specific operation methods. This part actually varies from person to person. Some people like to read, some like to write, some like to spell it out in their heads, and some like to use association. I have tried all these, and I think the association method is more useful, that is, associating a plot or story or pronunciation in my mind, such as ambulance. However, not all words can have reasonable associations, and association often takes a lot of time. So the way I ended up using it was simple and rude: a lot of quick and repeated memories.