1 Arrow, N Carvings - Memorizing Words with Bamboo Arrows

Author: Ye Shuo
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This is another masterpiece by the author of "Fall in Love with Memorizing Words" and "Crazy English." The book breaks the traditional A-Z mechanical listing of words and adopts an arrow-based system to master bundled words through a penetrating approach, fully utilizing the connections between words, breaking down the boundaries of word levels, and making "difficult vocabulary" seem like "child's play." It is accompanied by classic example sentences, focusing on quality rather than quantity, allowing for immediate application to avoid the awkwardness of "knowing but not being able to use." Each entry features interesting and appropriate memory methods, with step-by-step guided explanations to help readers achieve a strong sense of learning accomplishment. The "Don't Forget to Remember" section includes synonyms, antonyms, and other derivative words of the main entries, further expanding vocabulary. The "Scraping the Bone" section collects various background knowledge and common expressions, effectively broadening readers' knowledge. This is another masterpiece by the author of "Fall in Love with Memorizing Words" and "Crazy English." The book breaks the traditional A-Z mechanical listing of words and adopts an arrow-based system to master bundled words through a penetrating approach, fully utilizing the connections between words, breaking down the boundaries of word levels, and making "difficult vocabulary" seem like "child's play." It is accompanied by classic example sentences, focusing on quality rather than quantity, allowing for immediate application to avoid the awkwardness of "knowing but not being able to use." Each entry features interesting and appropriate memory methods, with step-by-step guided explanations to help readers achieve a strong sense of learning accomplishment. The "Don't Forget to Remember" section includes synonyms, antonyms, and other derivative words of the main entries, further expanding vocabulary. The "Scraping the Bone" section collects various background knowledge and common expressions, effectively broadening readers' knowledge.