91.  In a word, reading a wide range of books is a better way to learn vocabulary than translating and memorizing words from lists.

92.  What people need to do is to do more reading rather than turn to those lists of the words.

93.  Reading books is much fun than just reciting the word lists and that can make us more interested in learning English.

94.  But we should not ignore the basic way of learning English --- translating and memorizing long lists of test words either.

95.  So we need to do the spade work for ourselves by translating and memorizing long lists of test words.

96.  However, traditional ways to remember words is to translate those words and memorize the list of them, which, in my opinion, is not a good method.

97.  You may argue that by memorizing the lists in those vocabulary books, we can learn hundreds of words in several hours, but nobody knows how many words we can learn after reading a book.

98.  At least, you come across more words by memorizing the word lists.

99.  To my way of thinking, it is high time that students learning English as a foreign language should try to improve their vocabulary by reading a wide variety of books and other reading materials, rather than memorizing long lists of words.

100.  To mention a few, I have forgotten most of the words which are not frequently-used in the words list of CET-4, but I can still memorize the uncommon words and classical sentences in Hamlet.