2008 Spark 30 Articles Covering Graduate Entrance Vocabulary (Series: Breaking Down Each Part 4)

Author: Ma Degao, Wang Sanan, et al. (editors)
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
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Seeing the title of this book, you might have a big question: Can 30 articles cover the vocabulary for postgraduate entrance exams? Vocabulary is the foundation of English learning, and vocabulary memorization is a major headache for many readers. There have always been two completely different views on vocabulary memorization: one advocates simply memorizing words. Simply memorizing words can quickly expand vocabulary and achieve breakthroughs in a short time, but this method lacks contextual understanding and is dull and tedious, making it seem like a daunting task. The other suggests memorizing words through reading. Memorizing words through reading indeed overcomes the drawbacks of rote memorization and lack of context, but how many articles would one need to read extensively to memorize all the vocabulary required by the exam syllabus? As the exam approaches, students often lament that distant water cannot quench immediate thirst. If there were a few articles that covered the syllabus vocabulary, wouldn’t it be both contextually meaningful and efficient for rapid expansion? The "Sparkling·Comprehensive English" (Postgraduate Entrance Exam) in your hands avoids the shortcomings of both approaches while combining their strengths. It selects a small number of natural and authentic English texts that cover most of the postgraduate entrance exam vocabulary, perfectly integrating the unique Sparkling memory method with the natural learning philosophy of "learning through reading." This creates a new realm of vocabulary memorization, opening a magical door for you to achieve both rapid expansion and contextual understanding, guiding you into the wonderful world of English!