Which is a good way to build a stronger vocabulary?

Read regularly, collect useful words, and use them accurately in your own writing

Learning words in families (for example decide, decision, decisive) helps because it

teaches several related words and their forms at once, helping you use the right form

The rain will affect the match, with a big effect on the pitch.

choosing a more precise word that says exactly what you mean

join ideas and show the relationship between them so the writing flows

fails to show the real relationship between ideas, which other connectors make clear

full words, no slang, no contractions, and polite phrasing

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the purpose, audience and context of the writing

Because near-synonyms carry slightly different shades of meaning or tone, so swapping can change the precise sense

underpin comprehension, writing, editing and oral, lifting the language marks across the subject

use it accurately in a sentence of your own

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Which is a good way to build a stronger vocabulary?
Learning words in families (for example decide, decision, decisive) helps because it
Which sentence uses 'affect' and 'effect' correctly?
Choosing 'thorough' instead of 'good' to describe a plan is an example of
Connectors and linking words are used to
Which connector best shows a contrast between two ideas?
Which connector best shows a reason?
Overusing 'and' to join every idea is a problem because it
Formal language is best described as
Which greeting and tone suit an email to a close friend?
You should match formal or informal language to
Why is a near-synonym not always interchangeable with another word?
Vocabulary and language use matter in N(A)-Level English mainly because they
The best way to make a new word stick is to