...You achieve word variety instead of sounding repetitive.
3) Read. There is no substitute.
4) Choose your company wisely: If you socialize exclusively with people who have a limited vocabulary, yours will not grow either.
5) Be systematic and learn one new word a day, maintain a list, and review your list weekly, monthly. To achieve English language proficiency, grammar is the backbone. (read more)
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