English word mnemonic: remember words, to "five to", eyes, mouth, hands and brain all open fire; read, write, memorize and silence a few times, the impression is clear and remember firmly. The words that have been memorized are not by the side, and then look at them again after a few days; they seem to have been forgotten and reviewed, over and over and over again in the heart. The word formation method should be studied, and the prefixes and suffixes are regular; the conversion often changes the word class, and the synthesis is two in one. The first thing you need to do is to read the book, and you will find that it is easy to memorize the words; as long as you keep reading, it will be very useful.

English words must be memorized in large quantities every time. Because they are not smarter than others, so after memorizing the words, others forget one-fifth, they will never forget less than others. However, while others memorize ten words a day, one can memorize one hundred, forget one-fifth, and still have eighty left, ten times as many as others in their smartest state.

The English language has been developed for more than 1400 years. The earliest form of English is a group of dialects of the West Germanic branch, known collectively as Old English, brought to Britain in the 5th century by Anglo-Saxon immigrants. Middle English began in the late 11th century with the Norman Conquest of England; it was expanded by the introduction of the printing press to England in 1476 by William Caxton, who began publishing the first printed books in London.

Since the 17th century, modern English has spread around the world under extensive British and American influence. Through print and electronic media in all types of these countries, English has become one of the dominant international languages, as well as the dominant language in many regional and professional contexts, such as science, navigation, and law