Divergent Memory College English Vocabulary

Author: Tang Tan
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This is a book that teaches you how to quickly and effectively master CET-4 English vocabulary. Compared to similar books, the greatest feature of this book is that each word has a memory method: some are suitable for memorization using word roots, while others are better suited for mnemonic association. For words that are more difficult to break down, some letters are memorized through pictorial methods, such as using phonetic or visual associations to reinforce the impression of the word, ensuring that each word has the best possible method for memorization. Some words even provide two memory methods, allowing readers to choose the one that works best for them. Another major feature of this book is training you to quickly grasp the general meaning of words: most people spend a lot of effort memorizing the spelling and Chinese translation of words, which slows down their reaction and reading speed, ultimately affecting comprehension. However, the College English Test (CET), such as the CET-4, does not require perfect spelling of every word; most questions only require you to quickly recall the general meaning. In short, the two major features of this book are deepening word memory and accelerating word reaction. This book is divided into several parts, such as verbs, nouns, adjectives, and other parts, so you can focus your memory accordingly. This book is suitable for a wide range of CET-4 candidates and students who need to pass the College English Test. Compared to similar books, the greatest feature of this book is that each word has a memory method: some are suitable for memorization using word roots, while others are better suited for mnemonic association. For words that are more difficult to break down, some letters are memorized through pictorial methods, such as using phonetic or visual associations to reinforce the impression of the word, ensuring that each word has the best possible method for memorization. Some words even provide two memory methods, allowing readers to choose the one that works best for them. Another major feature of this book is training you to quickly grasp the general meaning of words: most people spend a lot of effort memorizing the spelling and Chinese translation of words, which slows down their reaction and reading speed, ultimately affecting comprehension. However, the College English Test (CET), such as the CET-4, does not require perfect spelling of every word; most questions only require you to quickly recall the general meaning. In short, the two major features of this book are deepening word memory and accelerating word reaction.