2006 Graduate Entrance Exam English Vocabulary Key Points and Drills

Author: Hu Min (Editor-in-Chief), Wu Dongzhong (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is a workbook manual, one that requires you to have a pen with you from start to finish. It is also an efficiency manual. Exercises are conducted using phrases rather than sentences, significantly enhancing the targeted nature of the practice, increasing the amount of information, and improving efficiency. The book contains numerous exercises that practice English collocations based on horizontal language combinations. The entire book consists of 60 units, with units 1 to 52 forming the core of the book. Each unit is divided into two main parts, as follows:
Part 1: Focus on Core Verbs for Postgraduate Entrance Exam English; Verbs are used as the main entries in the vocabulary list, with derivative words included appropriately.
Part 2: Expanded Vocabulary Scan for Postgraduate Entrance Exam English; This section includes nouns and adjectives. The exercise formats include Chinese-English matching, adjective and adverb matching, and matching based on Chinese definitions, among others. The Chinese-English matching still revolves around the "Core Verbs for Postgraduate Entrance Exam English" in the current unit, using diverse examples to demonstrate verb usage while introducing nouns, adverbs, and other words that collocate with the verbs.
Units 53 to 60 are dedicated to special topics such as "Familiar Words with New Meanings," "Distinguishing Similar Words," "Verb Phrase Collocations," "Prepositional Phrase Collocations," and "Adverb Collocations." These topics reflect the key points, focal areas, and of the postgraduate entrance exam English, making them highly targeted. Candidates can focus on reviewing these topics in the later stages of their preparation.