College English Test Band 6 Vocabulary and Writing Examples Handbook

Author: Wang Ruoping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Currently, when students memorize words, it can only be described as "word recognition," which, in simpler terms, means that after seeing a word, the brain can reflect its basic meaning. While you might be okay in terms of "reading" words, there are significant shortcomings in the other three aspects:
1. Unable to speak, i.e., cannot pronounce the word;
2. Unable to write, i.e., cannot spell it correctly;
3. Unable to use, i.e., cannot apply it, mainly referring to its use in writing. How to use the memorized words in your own articles is a major issue. Remember: The effective method for memorizing words is to place them in contexts that you find interesting and valuable, striving to achieve four skills: reading, speaking, writing, and using. This book is compiled under this guiding principle. To save your time and energy, this book avoids the "one-size-fits-all" approach and categorizes vocabulary into two types: active vocabulary and passive vocabulary.