30 Days to Master Graduate Entrance Exam English Vocabulary and Reading

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Features: The two major challenges in postgraduate entrance exam English are vocabulary and reading. As the old saying goes, "Vocabulary is the foundation." So, memorize! With a firm resolve, you might almost give up at the beginning, enduring through the trials and tribulations of the nine nines and eighty-one difficulties, flourishing through various phenomena, and finally yielding (whether it's "surrender" or "bearing fruit," that depends on you). After memorizing the words, you might think reading is a piece of cake. But when you open the passage, you'll be stunned: you've seen all the words before, yet you can't understand what they mean when put together. Don't lament. This path isn't working—why not change your perspective? Let's first consider the question—why memorize vocabulary? It's a simple question, but not everyone understands it. Because vocabulary is the foundation, but the foundation is built for application. For postgraduate students, this means being able to read the passages and find the correct answers on the exam paper. So, spending a couple of months memorizing a thick vocabulary book isn't something to be proud of; it's only worth it if you can use the words effectively.