1.  In addition, I know there are lots of extra-curricular activities involving English in our school, and I'd like to seize these precious opportunities.

2.  Study with a friend, thus involving myself in speaking and listening.

3.  He even blamed himself for Gussie's being involved in all this because of himself.

4.  During the long treatment, Gussie kept staying with him while Clyde didn't want her to be involved in.

5.  to do any activity that involves using the language such as games; Scrabble for example is a game where you build words using a crosswords-like board .

6.  Although the English books will give you deeper and more long-term memory, they often involve some remote proper nouns to affect our reading.

7.  But at the same time, the objections are coming some usual sources: some argue that it is just a waste of time to read a number of papers and books so as to remember a relatively few words involved in them.

8.  These two ideas have reasonable thought composition, but also involve one-sided sex.

9.  Learning about the dynamics of supply and demand involves (1) entertaining a theory, and perhaps even formulating a new one, (2) testing hypothetical scenarios against the theory, and (3) examining real-world facts for the purpose of confirming, refuting, modifying, or qualifying the theory.

10.  Others may advocate reading materials to improve one's vocabulary, with a range involving a wide variety of fields.