31.  Even though many famous teachers have advocated that we should develop students' interest in English rather than memorizing long lists of test words hardly.

32.  Many Chinese students try to improve their vocabulary by translating and memorizing long lists of test words.

33.  However I have just found another opinion "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 translating and memorizing long lists of test words. "

34.  I don't think translating and memorizing long lists of test words is a good way for all of us.

35.  Translating and memorizing long lists of test words also will not help students use words in a right way.

36.  There is a wide spread knowledge that learning a language is not just about memorizing long lists of dead words, we need listen to them and use them to bring them to life.

37.  That's what books and other reading materials can give us but words lists never do.

38.  In conclusion, we'd better obtain as many books as we can and then use the words lists to review the words we come across in all the materials.

39.  Some people think students should read a wide variety of reading materials to improve their vocabulary, while others hold the opinion that they ought to translate and memorize long lists of test words.

40.  No matter how long the lists of words are, it doesn't change that they are originally picked up to use in only tests.