Postgraduate Entrance Exam English: Crazy Memorizing 5500 Words (Revised Edition)

Author: Zhou Gu
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is revised according to the new postgraduate entrance exam syllabus, removing vocabulary deleted in the new syllabus and adding nearly 500 new words added to the syllabus. The main part lists 5,500 words in alphabetical order, and based on years of experience in supplementary materials, each letter group is divided into basic vocabulary and core vocabulary. All core vocabulary is explained with complete example sentences, and some example sentences are selected from real exam questions, providing candidates with a good context to fully and accurately understand and memorize words. This not only deepens vocabulary retention but also enhances practical experience. The book is well-organized, clearly laid out, compact yet rich in content, breaking the traditional oversized format of postgraduate English vocabulary books. This makes it convenient for candidates to make full use of all spare time to review and achieve mastery through repetition, ultimately memorizing the words. For the convenience of candidates, the book includes three appendices at the end: word formation (prefixes and suffixes) that must be mastered for the postgraduate entrance exam, with examples; a summary of common collocations for the postgraduate entrance exam; and over 1,000 extra-curricular words derived from experience and an understanding of the question-setting direction (for reference only, not necessarily memorization). This book condenses 20% of the content, allowing you to obtain 80% of the essence. No matter the method, as long as you remember the words, it is a good method. A good book is a good method.