Quickly Break Through 3000 Words

Author: Chen Pu
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: A major difficulty for Chinese students learning English is vocabulary. The symptoms are often "half-baked." Words that need to be firmly memorized cannot be remembered, and usages that need to be mastered cannot be applied. The "Easy Speed Test Vocabulary Series" is a "medicine" targeting these two "chronic diseases." This series consists of six volumes: "Fast Breakthrough 3000 Words," "Fast Breakthrough 4500 Words," "Fast Breakthrough 5500 Words," "Fast Breakthrough 6500 Words," "Fast Breakthrough 8000 Words," and "Fast Breakthrough 10000 Words." Each volume corresponds to a specific level of readers. This book, "Fast Breakthrough 3000 Words," includes nearly 3,000 words from the vocabulary list attached to the "English Curriculum Standards" for full-time compulsory education and ordinary senior high schools, plus synonyms and antonyms for each word. After completing this book, your vocabulary will reach a level of 5,000 words. It is suitable for students preparing for the college entrance examination and can also be used as a reference for candidates taking the "National English Proficiency Test" Level 1 and Level 2, as well as for candidates taking the "National Professional and Technical English Proficiency Test" Level C. This series is well-organized with a novel layout. Each entry provides pronunciation, part of speech, bilingual definitions (English-Chinese), and typical example sentences that demonstrate basic usage. All example sentences are selected from authoritative reference books, relevant general textbooks, and actual examination questions, making them highly targeted and readable. The layout is bright and clear, with a two-color three-column print. It can be used for daily study horizontally or for last-minute memorization before exams vertically. It is particularly worth mentioning that this series is both a set and each book is independent. Readers can choose one volume based on their needs or study them in order, one after another. After completing the entire series, your English vocabulary will be quite impressive.