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Listening 3.1 Points: a. At first time, it might be very hard, but as we repeatedly hear it , the brain can automatically record it in some ways. b. Try to recognize the word, and immediately search for the meaning in dictionary and write it down. Recommended electronic or online dictionaries: Cambridge Online Dictionary, Yahoo!Dictionary, or Goo Dictionary. Using English to English Dictionary is recommended for those who are going up from intermediate to advanced level as it can really sharpen up your skill for vocabulary and how to use it. (not easy though, but it is effective). c. Try to memorize your own list of vocabulary from a conversation, then try to listen to it again. Just listen repeatedly to it, memorize the vocabulary, and also learn how and when the words are used. When getting bored, have some times to relax or listen to another conversations. I let you know that it works for me, after quite much efforts, be patient, and hang on to it. # Ofcourse, i choose the conversation that i can enjoy it from the very first time. As it works for me, maybe it works for you too.
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