2008 Graduate Entrance Exam English Long and Difficult Sentence Vocabulary Breakthrough

Author: Li Yuzhi
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: During the process of teaching postgraduate entrance exam courses at New Oriental, the author has a profound understanding that students preparing for the exam often lack mastery of vocabulary and complex sentences. In the process of memorizing vocabulary, many candidates remember a lot of words but are not familiar with high-frequency core vocabulary. When encountering complex sentences, faced with vast English grammar and obscure reading materials, many candidates are often at a loss. To address these issues, this book takes the candidates' needs into consideration, including 747 sets of complex sentences and 1,588 high-frequency core words, focusing on thorough analysis of sentences to help candidates master the meaning and usage of words. At the same time, through accurate understanding and proficient memorization of vocabulary, it promotes candidates' grasp and application of sentences. The content features of this book can be summarized as follows:
1. New Concept, Comprehensive Guidance for Postgraduate Entrance Exam Review
Comprehensively implements the new concept of "memorizing words through past exam papers," guiding the new trend of postgraduate exam preparation. The complex sentences in this book are basically from the reading comprehension, translation, and cloze sections of past postgraduate entrance exam papers. On this basis, the book comprehensively interprets the exam papers and summarizes core vocabulary.
2. Innovative Format, Unique Memory Methods
Breaks through the traditional method of memorizing words in alphabetical order, adopting a completely new memory model—memorizing words through sentences, using familiar words to remember unfamiliar ones, and cycling through memory, with each step interconnected, ultimately achieving dual breakthroughs in vocabulary and complex sentences.
3. Precise Positioning, All-Round Breakthrough
Each example sentence in the book is basically marked with the year it appeared in past exam papers, and the sentences are precisely positioned and analyzed, solving candidates' grammatical confusion and helping them consolidate grammar knowledge while memorizing words. The book provides classic example sentences from past exam papers, using them to clarify grammar, provide translations, and break through vocabulary, enabling candidates to achieve the greatest results in the shortest time.