5. Complete the advice. Write one word in each gap: 1) You can write down new words in a vocabulary ________. 2) Check the meanings of words by looking at a definition in a ________. 3) Write words on pieces of ________ and stick them on your walls. 4) Use spidergrams to divide vocabulary into different ________. 5) Remember to look at what you’ve learnt when you go ________. 6) Find examples of new grammar in your ________. 7) Practise new grammar by writing ________ about yourself. 8) Get help from your ________, friends or teachers.
- You can write down new words in a vocabulary book.
- Check the meanings of words by looking at a definition in a dictionary.
- Write words on pieces of paper and stick them on your walls.
- Use spidergrams to divide vocabulary into different topics.
- Remember to look at what you’ve learnt when you go home.
- Find examples of new grammar in your reading.
- Practise new grammar by writing sentences about yourself.
- Get help from your parents, friends or teachers.