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Vocabulary is the set of known words and their meaning can be used by someone in a language. defined set of all one's vocabulary word that is understood by the person or all the words that are likely to be used by that person to make a new sentence. wealth of a person's vocabulary is generally considered to be an overview of intelligence or education level.

Nowadays, understanding of the vocabulary is generally considered an important part in the learning process language development or the ability of a person in a language that has been mastered. Children are usually taught new words as part of a particular subject, many adults who consider that the formation of a vocabulary of interesting and educational activities.

Exercises for vocabulary enrichment is highly recommended to use flash card for students, they can add and remember vocabulary easily as looking at the pictures. Flash cards can be used to learn virtually any set of information. In elementary schools, they are often employed to assist students with memorization of basic math principles. When used to teach a foreign language, flash cards help students review vocabulary words and their meanings.
Flash cards are an educational tool to help people memorize information. Though technological advances have enhanced many learning devices, simple flash cards have remained a vital part of the learning environment.
Education flash cards or picture cards card card is equipped with the words, which were introduced by Glenn Doman, a brain surgeon left from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the pictures on the card flas grouped grouped among others: the series of animals, fruits, clothing, colors, numbers and so on. cards are disclosed to be played by children and read correctly in one minute for each card.

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According to Webster (1972:6) a set of flash consist of card numbers, words, and others. Flash cards are an educational tool to help people memorize

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