TOEFL New Thinking: Vocabulary Guide

Author: Ji Liang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Based on the latest exam information, grasp the new trends of the TOEFL exam! Seasoned experts guide the way, pointing out the best review methods! Read excellent language materials to conquer the TOEFL effectively! Master the core vocabulary of new exam questions with frequency-based and categorized learning, practical tips to grasp the rules, and with this book in hand, TOEFL becomes worry-free. The book is divided into three parts. Part "Detailed Explanation of TOEFL Core Vocabulary" is based on the TOEFL exam over the past 10 years, especially after 2000, and is arranged with the help of computer statistical analysis, covering over 3,000 core vocabulary words for the TOEFL exam. This part has the following features:
1. Lists the frequency of core words appearing in the TOEFL exam since 2000, reflecting the latest exam trends and greatly facilitating students' review preparation. At the same time, to provide a clear comparison for readers, we have also marked the total frequency of word appearances in all past exams during the editing process, enabling students to build a more comprehensive vocabulary foundation.
2. Classifies the core words into detailed categories, dividing them into reading, listening, and grammar vocabulary. This "1+1+1" categorization not only provides readers with a clear review framework but also offers a solid basis for adopting different review strategies and methods.
3. Provides "real exam contexts" for the core vocabulary. High-quality example sentences from actual exams help readers create deep mental impressions, and numerous vivid and relevant examples give life to the words, greatly boosting students' memory.