Question

Brigette and adel have different feeling about learning english vocabulary.
Brigette, switzerland: "I really like learning new words. I think it's so important if you want to express yourself well. "
Adel, Algeria:
"I don't think it's necessary to learn lots of new words. I can always get round it somehow if i don't know the exact word. "
1. What are the positive and negative aspects of these two opinions about vocabulary learning?
2. How do you feel about learning english vocabulary?
3. Find out what other people in your group feel.

Answer 1

1. in Brigette's opinion, she really thinks that if you are going to learn English, you need to memorize the vocabs so that you will know what you are going to say instead of perfecting the accents and grammars. the negative side is, she is only talking about memorizing vocabs and not grammars, grammars can be very useful for studying English.
in Adel's opinion, its stated that learning vocabulary is important, this is not a good opinion ( negative ) because without learning them we will not know what we'll say next. on the positive side, she can improvise the vocabs which is a good thing if you can't find the exact word you're looking for.
2. I think it is the first thing you should do if you're going to learn English and be fluent with it, and there are a lot of similar vocabularies with different meaning so that's really important
3. some of them feel the same as me, they agree that learning vocabularies will increase their memory in memorizing things. On the other side, some people also disagree because they feel like vocabularies can be improvised and they feel like we do not have learn many vocabularies, just the grammars and conjunctions