Check also those sites to help you learn and increase your vocabulary through exercises and quizzes including audio and video material: www.learn-english-online.org/ www.1-language.com/ www.Englishtown.com/ www.1-language.com/audiocourse/index.htm www.learnenglish.de/ www.ego4u.com/ LatitudeU.com/ www.Englishtown.com/ www.usingenglish.com/testing.html www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/ eleaston.com/quizzes.html Good luck:)

Hello, Here are some ways to increase your vocabulary: *Reading at your level of comprehension simple texts or books and looking up new words . * Listening to English through music and possibly reading the lyrics. * Watching movies in English with subtitles in your mother tongue.. * Chatting with natives online using voice chats or in real life .Mingling with natives is a very good way to be constantly listening to speech in English, even if you don't understand at the beginning. Make lists of words you learned and categorize them, e.g words you use at the office , words you use at school , greetings etc.... - Keep a diary in English . Try to use the new words you learned to write and compose simple sentences .The more you add up to your vocabulary, the more you can form intricate ones. Test your level!. -Take a holiday abroad if you can afford in countries speaking English. It is an opportunity to practice with natives and learn more about the culture and people.You can sign up in language courses in those countries as well beside visiting its historical and monumental buildings and museums . You will be using guiding phrasebooks to help you get along there. The whole process will help you learn more words, expressions and practice speaking.

Read a lot of books. Underline the words that you don't know, then check them in the dictionary and write them down in a copy book! It's going to help you a lot. www.englishtown.it has a great list of words, and it's very usefull!

There is a very useful approach named "flashcards" (see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashcard). For sure, this way of extending your vocabulary looks a bit unnatural, but the flashcard exercises will help you to improve your productivity, when you use "more natural" ways of memorizing (reading, for instance). There is a tons of flashcard software, by the way. Personally, I use Pauker.

Write the words down....studies have proved when you write something it is better store in your memory..also spell it out loud to yourself...these tips will help.. Good luck