Teacher Joe always tells his students that they must learn English "in context（ 语 境 ）".It is best to learn from stories, books, movies, newspapers, TV or magazines. Many students wonder what to do if these things,（make） for native（当地的） English speakers, are too difficult. Here is an idea for learning vocabulary in context.
Try（use） Google to build your vocabulary! Any time you find a word or an （express） you don't understand, search for it on the Internet. You can then look at all of the results and read the sentences have your word. If something seems （interest） to you, you can click（点击） on it and read more. If you go to a page to read more, it may seem very difficult and maya lot of time. Remember that you just want to learn one word, not the whole page. Focus on the sentences that have the word first. If you have more time, you can read the headlines（标题）on the page. That is often enough to understand the main idea of the page, which will help you understand the word and it is used quickly.
When you find a sentence that seems useful to you, add it to a list of sentences. Do you remember Teacher Joe's tip on making sentences lists? Write down important and useful sentences in a small notebook and（memory） them. And you should review them over and over.
This way, you can study wherever you go.
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