New outline CET-6 vocabulary to memorize every week

Author: Chen Longmei
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Easily pass CET-6 and achieve excellent results, a dream for countless students. How can this dream come true? Memorizing CET-6 vocabulary has become a common consensus. If you master the vocabulary, you'll find multiple-choice questions come effortlessly, reading comprehension becomes smooth, and writing becomes a flow of ideas. However, when faced with the 2,333 words required by the syllabus, many students feel discouraged and overwhelmed. So many words—how can they be memorized? In fact, you don't need to worry about memorizing vocabulary. As long as you have clear goals and use scientific methods, overcoming the vocabulary challenge is no longer a dream!
Do you want to experience the magic of memorizing CET-6 vocabulary in just 15 weeks? Do you want to feel the joy of success? Then, join us on this delightful journey of memorizing CET-6 vocabulary every week! 15 weeks, 2,333 words—that means memorizing 160 words per week. Is this impossible? No, nothing is impossible with "persistence." This book will help you plan it this way: Monday to Friday, 32 words each day. Think about it—just 4 pages a day. This task seems daunting, right?
On each weekend, we've also included a "Weekend Easy Practice," featuring past CET-6 exam questions to help you review your weekly progress and familiarize yourself with the exam format. With clear goals, day by day, week by week, you'll gradually master CET-6 vocabulary. Can you not be proud of your achievements?
Another unique feature of this book is its innovative vocabulary arrangement, breaking the conventional alphabetical order of previous vocabulary books. Imagine if the words were in alphabetical order—you might still be stuck on "A" after days. Wouldn't you feel like you're not making progress? With random arrangement, you encounter new words every day, which brings joy and a sense of accomplishment, motivating you to keep going, right?
Memorizing words isn't just about remembering their pronunciation, spelling, and meaning—it can be dull and unproductive. This book uses words to introduce phrases and sentences. Each word comes with detailed syllabus definitions and typical example sentences, making usage clear at a glance. Additionally, the book includes common syllabus phrases and fixed expressions to enrich your language skills and improve your test-taking ability.
At the end of the book, there's an appendix explaining the meanings and usage of prefixes, suffixes, and roots, helping you understand the formation of derived words and broaden your vocabulary. There's also an index at the back for easy word lookup.