Who can help me about how to add to word in English?

i don't quite catch what you said,do you mean you want to expand your vacabularies in a short time,and asked if there are some skills about learning english? well,i think mylotters prefer to respond to your question here,not to your emails,coz when they answered your question,they can also make some money.mylot gave every post an amount of money,about 0.01$ per post. so if you want to practise your english,this is a good place,ask whatever you want to ask,and you can learn a lot from here.only your friends will like to send emails to your yahoo account privately,so your first step should be adding some friends on mylot,and communicating with them,after some period,when they become your personal friend,you can send private messages to them.actually,the function of mylot is really good,you'll find that later after you are familiar with it.

emmm..i also a bit confused with your question..do you mean you want to add more english words/vocabulary?i hope it's right.. well,3 years ago i followed TOEFL course,and the teacher taught me to write some english words that u don't know the meaning into a piece of paper (or more,up to you).then cut the paper into little pieces and then you can put into your wallet or wherever u think easiest.then whenever you are in bus or train or car u can open it and try to memorize it.or maybe when u're sitting in the toilet you also can bring those little paper and do the same.pls be patient and do it everyday.when you feel that u already remember the meaning of words,then you can throw the paper and make another new words. hope it can help.

how can you have points for mylot if you will tell people to mail you to your personal email add?

English is a difficult language to learn. Unlike most other languages, there are few words with genders, the word order in a sentance defines how it is to be understood. For example: In German, the sentance "Throw mother off the train a kiss" can make perfect sense, but in English it doesn't. We make lots of jokes about things like that actually. So, what you might want to do is read things in English, on line or if you can find a paper or book writen in English. Then, when you find a word you don't understand, post it here on mylot. I'm sure you will get responses on how to say it and what it means. I have a friend that has tried to teach English to non-native speakers. She's had some luck, but the last man she tried to help had this idea of how he wanted to learn & refused to understand that his method hadn't worked yet and was never going to work. Languages are learned by reading, yes, but conversation is more important. If you don't get to talk to people in English, you really won't become fluent in English. This spoken by someone that has never learned another language because I've never had anyone to talk to while trying to learn a language. Well, I was doing pretty good with sign language when I worked with deaf people.