Wednesday, July 17, 2002, 06:45 GMT
I should ask to you a couple of questions about "perfect-definition-sentences."
I personally think that they're not helpful for learners very much.
They work well. They work fine If you want to restrict your word items
around 50-75 items. Your mind will not be puzzled.
They suck your mind If you want to add no end of items. It'll be confusing for every learner to recall correct words If their supermemo collections keep saving similar definitions of different words. It makes people boring and having a painful experience.
*I'm very curious to know how you people used to judge the correct words on the basis of similar word meanings. It was just wasting of time and making no progress.
*I want to think that how you people made a remarkable progress in your English at your earlier ages with the help of working on it.
Thanks!
I personally think that they're not helpful for learners very much.
They work well. They work fine If you want to restrict your word items
around 50-75 items. Your mind will not be puzzled.
They suck your mind If you want to add no end of items. It'll be confusing for every learner to recall correct words If their supermemo collections keep saving similar definitions of different words. It makes people boring and having a painful experience.
*I'm very curious to know how you people used to judge the correct words on the basis of similar word meanings. It was just wasting of time and making no progress.
*I want to think that how you people made a remarkable progress in your English at your earlier ages with the help of working on it.
Thanks!