Collect the words, expressions, and sentences you actually meet. Review them when they are due, then use them in your own writing.
Start from something you actually encountered.
Add it by hand, extract it from text, import a CSV, or collect it while reading.
Definitions, examples, and your notes bring it back with context.
Use sentences, three-line diaries, or language-exchange recaps to turn memory into output.
Your real encounters give every word context and a reason to return.
Add it by hand, extract it from text, import a CSV, or collect it while reading.
Keep definitions, examples, and notes together so a word is more than a label.
Writing a sentence or a diary entry turns a remembered word into one you can use.
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