Want to increase your English vocabulary? Many times, students ask me how they can best learn new words which they can incorporate into their daily conversations. There are many ways to do this. One of the most known ways is reading an article/literature/book and picking out the words which you do not understand and learning its definition. However, one method that I have found helpful, both in my personal and professional experience, is learning the alternative ways of naming or describing things( also know as synonyms). For example, many beginners tend to describe things as "good" or "bad". This can be a correct description except it is very general and is used quite often. If you would like to add some flair into your vocabulary, next time you want to describe something as "good", use a synonym instead such as "great", "positive", "fantastic", "fine", etc. Synonyms are excellent ways of finding new words and applying them to your daily conversations. So next time you feel like you use a word too often or are simply bored of the way you say things, go to your thesaurus and find other ways to say what you usually say and broaden your vocabulary. Here's a link to a website which I find quite helpful: http://thesaurus.com/