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A thread full of vocabulary..
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When I first moved to America, one of favorite things was to Role Play in a 'strict' elitist-community, that actually helped me to improve my English and vocab. I actually enjoyed RP-Battling against others to expand my own English vocabulary as well. Try doing that if you're bored. Then again, I enjoy writing (at times), so it wasn't hard for me to pick up the language or anything once I got a hang of it.
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I've used the internet and been on message boards for gaming and social websites since I was 11 years old. This drastically improved my vocabulary and my grammar. I don't regret it at all Big Grin

Also, one of my favorite vocab words is "Apathy".
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i recommend freerice.com for improving your vocabulary.
And I like how many non-foreign people mix up between the meaning of "effect" and "affect".
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Horusmaster Wrote:i recommend freerice.com for improving your vocabulary.
And I like how many non-foreign people mix up between the meaning of "effect" and "affect".

well by contrast its an understandably easy mistake to make. and their definitons, while different, are still somewhat relative.
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Horusmaster Wrote:i recommend freerice.com for improving your vocabulary.
And I like how many non-foreign people mix up between the meaning of "effect" and "affect".

oh! thanks for the site. i might use it everyday.. LOL Biggrin
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#7
I like the idea of this thread, since my English vocabulary is weak also~

One of my favourite words is plethora meaning an excessive amount of something Smile
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whybanme Wrote:I've used the internet and been on message boards for gaming and social websites since I was 11 years old. This drastically improved my vocabulary and my grammar. I don't regret it at all Big Grin

This.
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#9
I learned a new word yesterday from translationparty, of all places.

Cachinnate (v): to "lol".
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