What do you do when you encounter a word you don't know? Obviously you google it, but it interrupts your reading flow. So the reader either proceeds remaining ignorant for the sake of integrity, or they constantly interrupt the experience. Is there really any point to returning to a book post-read with the newfound vocabulary?
>>7691231
>What do you do when you encounter a word you don't know?
I press on the word, read the definition that appears, then continue reading the book.
>being this bothered by interruptions
it's likely that the word will appear again anyway so all in all a little trouble now will greatly help your understanding in the future
>>7691231
If you stop and google it you will eventually need to do it less often
Ill google it and screenshot the definition. I have an album of over 500 words that I periodically revisit and find myself forgetting less this way
>Clyde dangled the ballpoint pen over her head to taunt her.
>"Can you stop messing around and give me the pen?" she said [ASDFASD]-ly
>I don't know that word but she must really want the pen!
>>7691237
same. the main advantage of an e reader
>>7691231
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