Intermediate Interpretation Vocabulary Simard Memory Method

Author: Zeng Ming
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Publish Date: 2004-12-21
Features: We can hardly wait to share this exciting news with you—a revolution in vocabulary memorization methods (if you've ever struggled with dry vocabulary books, we believe you'll be even more thrilled): we rearranged and recombined words that were originally alphabetically ordered, astonishingly discovering groups upon groups of highly memorable and related words. Thus, the "machine" of the Simade research department was activated to create magical combinations of vocabulary, instantly transforming isolated words into memorable organic units, like stringing pearls together. We placed words with the same root, synonyms, and antonyms together—for quick memorization! We grouped easily confused words together—for accurate memorization! The test results were delightful. Not only was the memorization speed two-thirds faster than traditional alphabetical ordering, but students also found this vocabulary memorization method to be a source of learning joy. This book selects over 2,300 words from intermediate interpreting textbooks. To further refine and accelerate memorization, we have also equipped this book with audio tapes, achieving a truly perfect combination. (By listening to one disc every day, you can review all the vocabulary in the book in just a few days).

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