If I want to practice some new English words, and I need to understand them in a better way- to read them in various articles, is there a tool for that?
For a set of very few words, search engines could manage that. However, if there are 20-30 words or more, basically what I can absorb in a day, I haven't find such a tool.
So far there are some AI-driven tools that can generate articles based on some settings, but I think human-written articles help me better, especially from the media and literature.
It would be great if there's such a tool. Imagine if I can make a search request based on my “new words vocabulary", then it returns article sections from different sources, while they include those words I need to memorize.
To be more specific, take this as an example: 1) I do a vocabulary test, to determine words that I know; 2) I pull a list from new words, say a list includes 40 words, then send a request; 3) It returns 2 sections from news, 1 section from a book. All the paragraphs contains mostly the words I know and the words from the list I pulled. Which means, it doesn't introduce too many new words that makes it too hard to read them.
In general I can verify what I know (step 1) and practice (step 2 and 3) regularly.
"red potato"(with quotes) on the input line. Adding the quotes tells Google you're searching for that specific string, not just those two words.