40 Days to Master 7000 French Words: Beginner to Intermediate Vocabulary: Beginner to Intermediate Vocabulary

Author: Sun Bin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A book that is firmly dedicated to readers! Provides practical vocabulary learning plans! Helps you quickly overcome vocabulary obstacles! This book aims to provide French learners with practical vocabulary and memorization plans to help intermediate French learners break through the biggest bottleneck in any foreign language—vocabulary—in the fastest possible way. This book is suitable for beginners, intermediate-level learners who want to review or break through French vocabulary in a short period, and those who wish to take various beginner and intermediate French exams. This book aims to provide French learners with practical vocabulary and memorization plans, helping intermediate French learners break through the biggest bottleneck in any foreign language—vocabulary. The word selection in this book is derived from my French vocabulary notes, and I have carefully selected vocabulary from Le Fran?ais, Fran?ais Simplifié, Fran?ais Universitaire Simplifié, Fran?ais Moderne, LENOUVEAUSANSFRONTIERES, and TESTD`EVALUATIONDEFRANCAIS. It also includes commonly used daily vocabulary in France that I have personally summarized. This book is suitable for beginners, intermediate-level learners who want to review or break through French vocabulary in a short period, and those who wish to take various beginner and intermediate French exams.
Vocabulary Breakthrough Plan and Notes
This individual vocabulary memorization schedule is a combination of two vocabulary memorization methods and plans that I have summarized and used multiple times while learning English and French. The basic principle is based on the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. Some people might ask: If you complete the plan, will you definitely memorize it perfectly? The answer is not necessarily. There is no such thing as an absolute, streamlined memorization process, because vocabulary is not isolated; they are always there to serve sentences.