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Should You READ The Dictionary To Build Your Vocabulary?
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The dictionary contains THOUSANDS of words in English, so reading the dictionary might seem like an excellent way to improve your vocabulary. But, does it work? In this video, we explore this idea and look at why it may or may not be effective.
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