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I just got off on my vacation and bought a "mid school-referent English word" to sort of get the words that I needed to study in middle school. When I was thinking about which book to pick from, which of the books I was looking for in middle school, it was a very prominent cover. The cover of the book was written with a brief description of the nature of this book, and most of all, it was the words "projectural" and interrelated. Most of the vocabulary just ends up sorting words, but it's a
Lee Soo-yong: Middle School Essential English Vocabulary Plus
This is the English wording for middle school students. The target reader is in the first grade in middle school, or second grade in which basics are needed. But before we start the secondary course, we also include senior pre-class middle school students who want to expand their vocabulary. Vocabulary is the key element in learning English. If you compare English learning to cooking, words are like all the ingredients you need to make food. Even if you have a plan in your head to make a great cook, and you don't really have the ingredients to make that food, it doesn't matter, and any big plan to build English is just a day-long fantasy. The amount of learning in textbooks is based on 800 essential words that must be learned in the middle school curriculum. And if you include the related vocabulary and the examples that are presented, it has a total of over 1,500 word-learning extensions. It's divided into topics, first into 10 big themes, and then subdivided into 31 small themes. (WHIMPERING).
Korean title: 중학 필수 영단어 plus
Korean author: 이수용
Korean publisher: 탑메이드북
ISBN-13: 9788971729403
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I just got off on my vacation and bought a "mid school-referent English word" to sort of get the words that I needed to study in middle school. When I was thinking about which book to pick from, which of the books I was looking for in middle school, it was a very prominent cover. The cover of the book was written with a brief description of the nature of this book, and most of all, it was the words "projectural" and interrelated. Most of the vocabulary just ends up sorting words, but it's a
