Hi everybody,
I have a suggestion for the site.
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Of course, it’s a very good suggestion.
I agree.
But please remember that the second part, i.e. using the words in a meaningful content, is much more important than the words themselves. Without practice, it will be like opening a dictionary and expecting to learn vocabulary.
ItsIt’s not a bad idea, but using the content of a book would be complicated due to copyright reasons, so we need to look into alternatives.It’s not a bad idea… :-)
Oops! Sorry for the careless mistake and thank you for mentioning it. I’ve now corrected it!
How about just choosing the words from the book and write the examples by ourselves.
You can construct your sentence in different ways:
I agree with Hassan. We have to see with Pejman how to keep our own sentences. Why not a new label in “What are you interested in” on the website.
I don’t quite understand your comment Jean-Marc. What do you mean by “keep our own sentences”?
If we write a sentence with a word then a new sentence with a new word…, it would be interesting to put them together. Of course we can do it on our computer but I think i would be interesting to see on your website “Azzedeh’s sentences” “Hassan’s sentences” Brigitte’s sentences” and so on in “What are you interested in”. What do you think of it ?
Many dictionaries have a section in their websites with the title ‘Word of the Day’ ‘Daily Vocabulary’ or something like that, but I don’t know if they have the copyright problem too or not. If we are going to use them, we must choose a site whose words match the educational level we want. For example, Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day chooses very hard words that are not suitable for us. (The latest I received was transpicuous.) Oxford’s Word of the Day, Macmillan’s New Words, and Cambridge will be better choices.