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Rainbow [258]
2 years ago
10

Hey! I really need help with this question:

English
2 answers:
cestrela7 [59]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

depends on the subject

Explanation:

I would make a quizlet. First you have to write all the cards, then go through learn, then writing, then test, then a round of matching. By the time you're done you've basically drilled it.

I also find writing things down on paper over and over again helps.

I'm in german so I just constantly write das Wasser = the water over and over again for each vocab word on my daily list until I have them all memorized. Then I make a quiz with the englih words written down in a collumn. I wait 10 min, and take the test. The ones I don't get right, I drill again and again.

Deffense [45]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Always categorize everything and anything in your life.

Explanation:

Elaborate and emphasize on things; categorize and subcategorize. For example, I you want to remember a word or a sentence, you'd want to remember the syllables and how it is pronounce, rather than the whole the whole thing or small details.

When you remember a person's face, you remember their essential and important characteristics, their peculiar feature: Nose, eyes, shape, head, broadness, silhouette. Best I can summarize.

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