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A thematically organised vocabulary curriculum with memory hooks, usage examples and graded practice

What you'll learn

⚡ Recognise and correctly use 580 high-frequency examination words.
⚡ Tell apart the confusable pairs that examiners rely on
⚡ Break an unfamiliar word into prefix, root and suffix and make a defensible guess at its meaning.
⚡ Read editorial and academic prose without stopping at every third sentence.
⚡ Apply a repeatable memory method to any new word you meet after this course ends.

Requirements

❗ An intermediate command of English — roughly B1 and upward.
❗ A notebook or flashcard app for the review cycle described in Section 1.
❗ Twenty to thirty minutes a day. The course is built around short daily sessions, not long ones.

Description

This workbook is the complete teaching plan for a vocabulary course aimed at students preparing for competitive English examinations. It contains every word taught, the meaning and example sentence used on screen, and the memory hook that makes the word stick — organised so that a student can work through it from front to back, and an instructor can record from it lecture by lecture. The curriculum consolidates two earlier word banks into a single graded course. Words that were merely padding in the source material — everyday items such as ordinary, outdoor, marine and zoology, which no candidate at this level needs taught — have been dropped, and the space has been reinvested in higher-yield vocabulary that examiners actually test. The result is 580 words across 19 sections. What Makes This Course Different Most vocabulary courses present words in the order a dictionary happens to list them, or in arbitrary blocks of ten. Both are the worst possible order for memory. Words that look alike but mean different things end up next to each other, and words that mean nearly the same thing end up two hundred entries apart, so the student never learns the distinction the examiner is actually testing. This course groups words by meaning. Every lecture is a cluster of ten words that belong to one idea — flattery, or stubbornness, or the signs that something is about to happen. Learning them together does three things at once: it fixes each word by contrast with its neighbours, it builds the fine distinctions that hard questions turn on, and it gives you a set of ready alternatives when you need a precise word in an essay or an interview.

Who this course is for

⭐ • Candidates preparing for the GRE, GMAT, SAT, TOEFL, IELTS or CAT.
⭐ • Aspirants for bank, civil service and other competitive examinations with a verbal section.
⭐ • Non-native speakers who read English comfortably but stall on academic and editorial prose.
⭐ • Professionals who want a more precise working vocabulary for writing and speaking.
⭐ • Anyone who has tried word lists before, got to the letter C, and stopped.

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/master-english-vocabulary-for-gre-gmat-cat-toefl-ielts

   
   
   

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