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Think on this!
If you ask someone 'A' to remember all of the 'times twelve' tables by tomorrow, or, you ask that same person 'B' to remember, just the 'twelve times one, to twelve times twelve, by tomorrow; which would have a chance of being successful, 'A' or 'B'.
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You can learn more words faster is to put them in context: Instead of trying to learn lists of random words, put them in sentences.
That way, you know how the word is used in real life. Added Note, if you come up with funny sentences, they'll be easier to memorize.
Think on this!
The English language with 750,000 words and spelling that can throw off even the most skilled learner, learning English fast can seem impossible.
But we're here to tell you that it isn’t . . . . as long as you have the right strategy.
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Don't waste your efforts by studying for long periods of an hour to three hours at a time.
Use the proven system of just half an hour but more frequently.
It depends on how fast you want to be able to talk to your contacts.
A workable optimum is at least one half hour session every day, with extra to do at your 'leisure. (homework)
RULE 1. Answer
Unless you're asking a 'savant' or other genus, only 'B' would succeed.
A would be very confused and a little unhappy just like students who try to cram everything into their heads in one short blast!
USE YOUR INTELLIGENCE
Better, Faster
RULE 2. Repetitive and 'In Context' is a much better and faster way
Take a look at this,
How to memorize new vocabulary faster: 9 tips'
To learn quickly and well it is necessary to have a workable plan and to concentrate your efforts.
Repeat it in context
RULE 3. Use what science has shown to work the best, the fastest.
To learn quickly and well it is necessary to have a workable plan and to concentrate your efforts.
Learn phrases, not words.
Learn the patterns, not the rules.
Use science's finds
RULE 4. Twice 30 minutes is more than twice as good as 'Once for 60 minutes'
Teachers advise practicing for about 30 minutes per day.
Shorter periods of learning have the added bonus of making you more likely to stick with it and keep up a consistent schedule.
½ hour, twice a day