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In conclusion, reading the CET-6 vocabulary notebook has been a fruitful learning experience. By focusing on new words and meanings, word families, usage and collocations, sentence examples, and memory tips, I have been able to enhance my vocabulary skills and move closer to achieving a better performance in the CET-6 exam and in my overall English proficiency.
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Usage and Collocations It is essential to understand how words are used in sentences and what other words they commonly collocate with. For example, the verb "acquire" is often followed by nouns like "knowledge", "skills", or "habits". We say "acquire knowledge" rather than "acquire information" in many cases, although both can be used depending on the context. Another example is the adjective "profound", which collocates well with nouns like "impact", "thought", or "understanding". Paying attention to these collocations and usage patterns allows me to use the words more accurately and naturally in my writing and speaking, making my communication more effective and fluent. Sentence Examples The notebook provides valuable sentence examples for each word, which greatly aids in understanding the context and usage. For the word "dilemma", the example sentence could be "She was in a dilemma whether to accept the job offer or continue her studies." This sentence shows how the word is used to describe a difficult situation where one has to make a choice between two equally unpleasant options. By studying these sentence examples, I can better grasp the nuances of the words and learn how to incorporate them into my own sentences. Memory Tips and Strategies To remember the words more effectively, I have developed some memory tips and strategies. One method is to create mental images or associations. For the word "precarious", which means unstable or dangerous, I might imagine a person walking on a tightrope, which is a precarious situation. Another strategy is to use the words in my daily conversations or writing as much as possible. This repetition helps to reinforce the memory and also gives me more confidence in using the words correctly.
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Notebook New Words and Meanings During my reading of the CET-6 vocabulary notebook, I encountered numerous words that were either unfamiliar or had meanings I needed to reinforce. For example, "ambiguous", which means not clear or having more than one possible interpretation. This word is often used in contexts where the meaning of a statement, situation, or expression is uncertain. Another word is "elaborate", which can be used as an adjective to describe something detailed and complex, or as a verb meaning to add more details or develop something further. Understanding these new words enriches my vocabulary and enables me to better comprehend various texts. Word Families and Derivatives I noticed that many words in the notebook belong to certain word families. For instance, the root "port" gives rise to words like "import" (bring in), "export" (send out), "transport" (carry from one place to another), and "porter" (a person who carries luggage). Recognizing these word families helps me to remember related words more easily and also understand the relationships between different words. By learning the prefixes and suffixes, such as "un-" (as in "unhappy" meaning not happy) and "-able" (as in "readable" meaning able to be read), I can decipher the meanings of many unfamiliar words and expand my vocabulary exponentially.
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袁烨婷
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袁烨婷
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陈丹敏
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袁烨婷
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袁烨婷
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陈丹敏