Strategy this blog will follow to improve your vocab

This blog is going to follow a unique strategy to improve vocabulary of its readers. I have already explained the correct way of improving your vocabulary in the post: "Correct way to improve your vocabulary", and I am sad to see that most of the people do not use it - may be because they don't agree to it or because simply they don't know it! We are here to develop our vocabulary in a steady way which we can use for life.

The strategy is this blog will list a series of posts which will contain the difficult words with the sentences in which they appeared. The sentences will be those which I encounter in my daily random reading. The post will contain the sentence with highlighted difficult words. That will follow with the meaning of that word and also the context in which it should be used. When I say 'difficult word', it doesn't mean difficult to me, it means difficult to most of the people who have weak or intermediate level of vocabulary. If there are any other things we can learn from that sentence, like a new phrase, then these things will also be explained. By the time you complete reading the post you would have unknowlingly added some new words,new phrases in your vocabulary! Also you have understood its usage in English language and the probability of using the new words and new phrases in your day to day conversations increase significantly. It is important to revise the previous posts whenever you visit this blog so that you can go through the same words at least 2 to 3 times.

In this effort of creating a blog with unique methods to improve vocabulary, you can help me in many ways. You can comment the other usages you would like to suggest of the words we have covered and they will be published. If you have some sentences which you have encountered in your daily reading which you think have some difficult words, then you can send me these sentences through comments. These will be published with explaination of the difficult words and its usage.

Let us join hands to improve our vocabulary in an iconoclastic way.