Tips on memorizing verbs

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Hello, hello, everyone.

Welcome to another year with Learn English with Cambridge.

As we start the year off, let me give you some help with

studying English by sharing five tips for memorising verbs.

But before we begin, don’t forget to subscribe

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Create a mimic for a verb and use it while learning.

This is a great way of memorising verbs or vocabulary,

especially for any person that learns

or understands easily by moving or using their body.

You assign a mimic to a verb and try to use it

as much as you can when you are learning or practising.

Use verbs in a meaningful sentence and/or read as much as you can.

The best way of internalising verbs or vocabulary is by using

words in context.

For this, you can either choose to read aloud.

This way you will start understanding and recognising more and more actions.

Or create fun or special sentences that make sense to you.

Those sentences can include the name of your friends, your

favourite TV show character or something meaningful to you.

Group verbs in different categories.

Grouping verbs into different occasions or

situations can help you remember when to use them.

For example, routines, kitchen.

Even associating the opposite verbs can result in a meaningful exercise.

Test yourself to know how much you have learnt.

One important habit that we must develop is to get used to testing

yourselves from time to time to check how much we have learnt.

We can do this by looking for games in Kahoot!,

Quizziz or use Google to search for different grammar exercises.

You can simply search for English verbs exercises,

English verbs games online, English verbs Kahoot

to find resources.

Associate verbs with objects.

Finally, a good tip for visual learners is to associate objects with verbs.

You can have a look at the objects around you

and write as many verbs as you can that remind you of those objects.

That’s everything for this video. Thank you for watching.

And please share in the comments if you

have any other ideas for memorising verbs.

See you next time. Bye.