Exam English: Crazy Memorize 5300 Words

Author: Zhou Gu
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: We have arranged the 5300 vocabulary words specified in the outline in alphabetical order. Based on years of research experience, we list the words in each letter group (e.g., words starting with "A" form one group) in two parts, highlighting the core vocabulary that candidates need to memorize and master, with clear and distinct levels:
All basic vocabulary (senior high school level vocabulary) is compiled at the beginning, and candidates are advised to quickly scan it to identify unfamiliar words and tackle them one by one.
The core vocabulary for postgraduate entrance exams is listed next, with detailed explanations. Almost all core vocabulary is explained with complete example sentences, and words that have appeared in past exam papers are accompanied by exam examples, providing candidates with a good context to fully and accurately understand and memorize the words, while also enhancing practical experience through deepening vocabulary retention.
The best way to understand and memorize vocabulary is through contextual learning, but the most fundamental principle is perseverance. This book is well-organized, clearly laid out, compact, and packed with valuable content, breaking away from the traditional bulky format of postgraduate English vocabulary books. This makes it convenient for candidates to make full use of all spare time for repeated review to achieve mastery and ultimately memorize the words.
To facilitate candidates, this book includes three appendices at the end: the word formation rules that must be mastered for postgraduate entrance exams, with examples; and a summary of common collocations used in postgraduate entrance exams.