Choose a Small Group
Pick five words from one lesson, sign, or short text. Write each word clearly. Do not choose twenty at once. A small group gives you time to look at meaning, sound, and use.
Add a Simple Example
Write one short sentence for each word. Make the sentence true for your life when possible. For “early,” you can write, “I start work early.” A personal example is easy to understand again later.
Say and Cover
Read the word and example aloud. Then cover the word and look at the meaning or sentence. Try to remember it. Check the answer after a few seconds. Put a small mark beside words that need another try.
Meet Them Again
Review the five words the next day and later in the week. Use one in a message or conversation if it fits. Keep difficult words for another round. Move easy words out and choose a few new ones.
