Some months ago, I was in Switzerland at my roommate's girlfriend's place.

She's the kind of peoplerson I'm fascinated by because she speaks French and Chinese natively and she has practiced English since she was very young too, so she's kind of fluent in it.

There are on averagely 7 unknown words in each page.

She's the kind of peoplerson I'm fascinated by because she speaks French and Chinese natively and she has practiced English since she was very young too so she's kind of fluent in it.

And when I was at hers they proposed that we go the cinema to watch the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes which is the prequel tof the saga Hunger Games.

But she is a fan of this saga and she has read all the books by Suzanne Collins.

Reading it is actually much harder and is taking much longer than I thought.

"longer" by itself doesn't necessarily get across that you mean an amount time. It makes it sound like the book is longer than you thought, but what you mean is it's taking longer than you thought to actually read it.

There are on averagely 7 unknown words ion each page.

Question: ¶
a) should I look up for each unknown word I encounter?

Somebody suggested that it is better to read more and look up less because the more you read, the more you encounter the same words and the more you end up understanding and memorising them without using any dictionary.

Some months ago, I was in Switzerland at my roommate's girlfriend's place.

She's the kind of peoplerson I'm fascinated by because she speaks French and Chinese natively and she has practicedbeen learning English since she was very young too so she's kind of fluent in it.

Sometimes she and my roommate speak English together when they're on their own.

And wWhen I was atvisiting hers they proposed that we go the cinema to watch the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, which is the prequel of the saga Hunger Games.

But she is a fan of thisat saga and she has read all the books byof Suzanne Collins‘ books.

I was impressed and inspired by the quantity of books she's been reading in English and other languages.

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There are averagely 7 unknown words in each pageEach page contains around 7 words I don‘t know.

Question: ¶
a) should I look up for each unknown word I encounter?

I opted for the first solution.