2. Trim A4 paper into rectangular paper of the same size with scissors or a knife. Pay attention to safety when using these knives.
3. Write the words and Chinese translations on a small piece of paper, or you can write a sentence below. Words can be written on both sides.
Drill a small hole at one end of the paper with an awl or other sharp things. Find another small rope, preferably colored.
5. Pass the prepared small rope through the small hole. If the rope is long, you can tie a knot.
6. Pay attention to the inside of the hole when drilling, so that the card can be fixed more firmly. In this way, the English card is ready.
Take cardboard first, then scissors, and then put them in the same shape and size for abbreviation, write on the back and draw on the front. After you finish writing, you can play with your parents with the spelling of 1, otherwise it is not called a word card.
Phonetic symbols must be written. I think memorizing words by pronunciation is the best way, not only to say, but also to recite them regularly according to pronunciation.
3 phrases or example sentences can help you understand the meaning of words. If you find it difficult, you can also write Chinese appropriately, but it is best to use English examples, so that you can learn it firmly.