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1. Start by creating a schedule or plan to dedicate regular time for vocabulary and reading practice. This will ensure consistency and help in effective learning.
2. Make use of various vocabulary resources such as flashcards, online dictionaries, or vocabulary building apps. Create your own set of flashcards with words that you come across while reading or studying.
3. Set specific goals for vocabulary acquisition. For example, aim to learn a certain number of new words each day or week. Keep track of your progress to stay motivated.
4. Engage in active reading by actively highlighting or underlining unfamiliar words while reading. Look up their meanings and add them to your vocabulary list.
5. Practice using the new vocabulary in sentences or by engaging in conversations with others. This will help reinforce your understanding and retention of the words.
6. Expand your reading material to include different genres, topics, and difficulty levels. This will expose you to a wider range of vocabulary and help improve your reading comprehension skills.
7. Seek out opportunities to practice reading and vocabulary skills in real-life situations. For example, join a book club, participate in language exchange programs, or engage in online forums or discussion groups.
8. Regularly review and revise your vocabulary list to ensure retention. Use techniques such as spaced repetition or grouping words by themes to make the learning process more effective.
9. Stay motivated by setting rewards or milestones for yourself as you make progress in your vocabulary and reading goals.
10. Finally, remember that everyone can benefit from improving their vocabulary and reading skills, regardless of their educational background or profession. Strong vocabulary and reading abilities are essential for effective communication, comprehension, and personal growth.

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