Getting Started!

There are a variety of ways how to remember new vocabulary, thought not all of them are suitable or easy to imply. According to the six videos that I watched, I would like to describe the main methods that are the most useful for the improvement of vocabulary.

Writing down every new word on the card with definition and repeating them is a general and the simplest way. Also, you should find the most convenient way for you – for example, you can draw the words, to make some associations, or to group the words according to the same root, the similar meaning or to the same theme. You should not forget that the words have different forms (adjective, noun, verb and adverb), so try to find all of them and you will know more!

The most useful for me is the last technique and recommend it for you as well.

I will demonstrate you how to do that on the example of unknown words, taken from this topics:

 http://wwlp.com/2016/03/31/how-to-survive-allergy-season/ 

http://time.com/money/4254579/career-change/

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
Stick, stickability	sticked, sticking,stickable,restickable	stickless,sticklike
sniffler	Sniffle,sniffled, sniffling.	sniffly
		decongestant
sparingness		Sparingly,nonsparing,  oversparing	oversparingly
bearableness		bearable	bearably
trigger	trigger	untriggered
viability		Viable,unviable	viably
gear	Gear,regear	Gear,gearless,well-geared
flexibility, flexibleness,hyperflexibility,hyperflexibleness		hyperflexible	flexibly
cushion		Cushionless, cushionlike,  uncushioned,  well-cushioned
outing	out	out	out
gig	gigged, gigging
offset
priceyness		pricey	pricily
Enhancement, self-enhancement	enhancing	Enhancive, unenhanced
Shift, shiftingness	Reshift, transshift	intershifting	shiftingly
groundwork
overadvanced,  overadvancing,	Advance, overadvance,	unadvancing	advancingly

For a phrasal verbs you may use a definitions and examples.

roll over -To move forward along a surface by revolving on an axis or by repeatedly turning over, to overturn. Ex. a rollover jackpot.

runny nose - The production of extra mucus by the nose. Ex. John got ill and now he has a flu and runny nose.

stuffed up -  If you are ​stuffed up, ​your ​nose is ​blocked with ​mucus, usually because you have a ​cold. Ex. He ​sounds all ​stuffed up - is he all ​right?