Gaokao English Exam Vocabulary Must-Read

Author: Tang Yongming
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book selects words and phrases based on the new entries, new translations, and new key points from the "Vocabulary List for Senior High School English Teaching Program" promulgated by the Ministry of Education. It includes approximately 4,900 words and phrases (including important entries listed separately for multi-word meanings), some of which are beyond the standard but frequently appear in the college entrance examination or may appear in future exams. Mastering these words and phrases not only helps candidates improve their reading speed and exam-taking skills in the college entrance examination but also enhances their practical ability to use English. The (Explanation) in the key points reflects the compilers' immense effort, aiming to help a broad range of candidates grasp the most important exam points. For example, it covers the usage of special nouns and incorrect collocations. Additionally, to address the issues that Chinese students often find confusing and to comprehensively improve the ability of English learners, this book specifically notes whether nouns in words are countable or uncountable and whether verbs are transitive or intransitive (based on the selected meaning). During the compilation, we referred to authoritative dictionaries such as Longman and Oxford, as well as various up-to-date materials, and consulted the opinions of some senior high school teachers and students. We believe the (Explanation) in the key points will be of great help to candidates. This book selects words and phrases based on the new entries, new translations, and new key points from the "Vocabulary List for Senior High School English Teaching Program" promulgated by the Ministry of Education. It includes approximately 4,900 words and phrases (including important entries listed separately for multi-word meanings), some of which are beyond the standard but frequently appear in the college entrance examination or may appear in future exams. Mastering these words and phrases not only helps candidates improve their reading speed and exam-taking skills in the college entrance examination but also enhances their practical ability to use English. The (Explanation) in the key points reflects the compilers' immense effort, aiming to help a broad range of candidates grasp the most important exam points. For example, it covers the usage of special nouns and incorrect collocations. Additionally, to address the issues that Chinese students often find confusing and to comprehensively improve the ability of English learners, this book specifically notes whether nouns in words are countable or uncountable and whether verbs are transitive or intransitive (based on the selected meaning). During the compilation, we referred to authoritative dictionaries such as Longman and Oxford, as well as various up-to-date materials, and consulted the opinions of some senior high school teachers and students. We believe the (Explanation) in the key points will be of great help to candidates.