5 Sure Shot Ways To Improve Vocabulary | Super Easy Ways To Improve Vocabulary | The Rise Academy

In this way we have presented 5 sure shot ways to improve vocabulary. Not only are these tips super easy to learn, but also super easy to implement. You may think you need to do a great deal of work to be a fluent English speaker or an impeccable English writer, but its not that difficult. Solution is just a click away!
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How many words educated native English speaker knows from dictionary? How many words Shashi Tharoor knows from dictionary?

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Researchers have found that native adult speakers of English understand an average of 20,000 to 30,000 vocabulary words, and native speakers learn about one word a day from ages 16 to 50. In contrast, non-native speakers living in English-speaking countries for many years learn 2.5 words a day, over twice the rate of native speakers. Even with that breakneck speed, researchers found that adults know on average 10,000-20,000 words less than their native counterparts, or a native English speakers’ 8- to 14-year-old vocabulary level. So, its quite evident that non native speakers have to put in some extra effort, to learn new words everyday. And, to do that you can use dictionary or some vocabulary building app or read books extensively. Did you know that Shashi Tharoor is a voracious reader, and that's the secret behind his voluminous vocabulary. So, as we have highlighted in our video, dictionary is every English learner's holy grail. And, there are no replacements for good old printed books.