Improve Vocabulary!

Study a dictionary for one year.

Talk to us here and we'll correct you if you don't mind.

You might want to make notes when you read english text. Write down definitions of words that are new to you. Organize them into categories; for example, nouns, verbs, adjectives, and so on.

That was what I did when I was learning italian. It was very useful as the note taking helped my brain to process the new words. This only goes so far, though, in that you have to keep using what you learn.

Dictionaries are good tools to learn the language, because they identify what the word is between nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, and adjectives, and also provides an example in how the word is used.

I did that when I was a teenager, and did pretty well on Reader's Digest definition of words.

I am sure that in your country there are books how to teach yourself English.
There are a book and almost always a work book - often with the correct results at the end.
You should be able to control your mistakes.
Maybe there are evening classes where you live. It is a good idea to take part in that as again you will not only improve your vocabulary, but also your pronaunceation and your ability to speak.

Always look up words you do not know and write them down.
Have them on a loose, small paper, which you can flip over.Write in English on one page and your language on the other page. Put them in a box and every day see if you know the words. Not all of them at the same time.
That way you can control how you improve your knowledge.

Sure, Albert. How many ways in English do you know where you can describe something as "extremely easy"?