20 days to master CET English vocabulary

Author: Xing Fangliang Sun Bei
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A reasonable, people-friendly, AI-integrated and organized vocabulary memory structure.
· From one to two, from two to three, from three to all, from few to many, making vocabulary learning simple and efficient.
· Easily overcome vocabulary challenges, allowing you to enjoy learning English.
· Simplify complex problems, boost your confidence, and achieve your goals quickly.
Through the core simple word "act," you can derive 42 words:
act means "action, performance." Adding the suffix "-or" makes it "actor," and changing the suffix to "-ress" makes it "actress."
"-ion" is a noun suffix, while "-ive" and "-ual" are adjective suffixes. Adding prefixes "-re" and "-ex" to act can also derive 4 more words.
act also has a synonym "deed," meaning "action, execution," and deed can derive "indeed."
The ag cognate root of act is "ag," which can form "agent" and "agency."
The compound word "interact" has a noun form "interaction." So, what other words start with "inter"?
"inter" means "inner, inside." The words formed with it are related to this meaning.
The antonym of "interior" is "exterior," and the antonym of "internal" is "external," because "exter" and "inter" have opposite meanings.
"exter" is a prefix meaning "out, outside, by," with typical words like "explain" and "example."
"inter" combined with "fere" (root: take, intervene) means "interfere."
Combined with "view" (root: see) means "meet, interview."
Combined with "mediate" (root: middle) means "mediate, intermediate."
Combined with "pret" (root: say, explain) means "interpret, explain," and adding "-er" makes it "interpreter."
Best Readers
· Those preparing for the College English Test Band 4 and Band 6 or the postgraduate entrance exam
· Who want to memorize examination English words in a short time
· Who have studied English words for a long time but still lack confidence
· Who hope to find a guidebook that suits them best
· Who especially need to learn English
Three Best Time Periods
1. When you have a schedule to focus on English words and are ready to conquer the vocabulary challenge.
2. When you start systematic review for the exam, breaking through the vocabulary bottleneck will make reading, grammar, writing, and even listening easier.
3. 10-20 days before the exam, for reinforcement and cramming, ensuring 100% vocabulary retention.
Tips
Tip 1: Prepare 2-3 colored pencils you like, sharpen their tips flat (revisit the joy of doodling as a child), and color the roots, prefixes, and suffixes of words, or group closely related words with colors.
Tip 2: Tear out the appendix about roots, prefixes, and suffixes at the back of the book (books are meant to be used, so don’t feel sorry for it) and directly compare it with the structural diagrams in the preface.
Tip 3: Write down your insights on the structural diagrams. Only interactive and insightful memory can make you remember better and faster. If you have more clever methods, please share them (yiyi_2@126.com) so everyone can share your success and joy.
Note
· At first, your reading speed may not be fast, which is normal. It takes time to get familiar with the vocabulary memory method in this book and understand the vocabulary map. After 10-20 lessons, your speed will significantly increase, and your vocabulary will grow exponentially in a short time.
· Relax your mind, let your memory process be full of surprises, joy, and color; unleash your imagination, make your memory process have its own personality and story.
Unique Features
· Applies human-computer intelligence technology to match examination English vocabulary through computers, forming a vocabulary map with arrows guiding your thinking process.
· Uses the most suitable memory method for you to memorize the most suitable English words (classification memory, association memory, contrast memory, synonym/antonym memory, prefix/suffix memory, graphical memory, logical memory).
· Unleashes memory potential by alternating the use of right-brain graphical memory and left-brain logical memory, maximizing memory speed and breaking through the vocabulary bottleneck in a short time.