Memory group 703
1) Example words back[b k]"spine, back, back, back, back, back backwards, in the back; Come back, go back to where you are, restore the original state, go back to where you used to be, restore, retrieve; Traced back to "(pointed, sharp, pointed, end, caudal, posterior, dorsal, dorsal, spine), logical reasoning words with the consonant frame are aft[ɑ ft] "in the stern, near the stern", buttock[b t k]" "buttocks, buttocks; stern, stern; (wrestling) back fall" (hip is ass), butt[b t] "cigarette butt, ass" (the back end of the cigarette is the cigarette butt after it has been smoked), post[p st] "post, pole, stake, post; In....after", (root) post-[p st]" in....After".
The c and k in the word back both belong to the S consonant and are the same polyphonic relationship, so the consonant framework of ck can be regarded as an S consonant letter as a whole.
In the word buttock, tt and ck both belong to the S consonant letters, so the consonant framework of Ttock can be regarded as an S consonant letter as a whole.
2) When b is seen as meaningless consonant prefix shedding, the logical reasoning words of the same consonant frame of back have (prefix) acu-[ kju:] "needle, sharp", toe[t] toe, toe, to
3) When adding the meaningless consonant suffix l, the co-consonant frame of acu- logical reasoning words have acicula[ s kj l ] "needle, prick".
4) When adding the nonsensical n consonant letters m and n, the consonant frame of the acicula logical reasoning word has column[ k l m] "pillar, column, memorial column, cylinder" (pointed column, column).
5) When adding the nonsensical consonant suffix r, aft or post- to the same consonant frame logical reasoning words have after[ɑft (r)]" in....After that, behind (someone), in....Later, later, later", posterior[p st ri (r)]" buttocks, back of the body; in the rear, in the rear, in the tail; (temporarily) later".
6) When p is seen as meaningless consonant prefix shedding, the logical reasoning words of the posterior consonant frame have tail[te l]"tail (ba), tail, tuxedo, tailer; Track, tailgating, tail attached".
7) When adding the nonsensical consonant prefix n, acu- and toe in the same consonant frame logical reasoning words have end[end]" the last part, the ending; end, end, end, end; (make) the end to ....way ends, ends in".
8) When adding the nonsensical consonant prefix f, the consonant frame of the end logical reasoning word has finite[ fa na t] "finite, limited, limited".
9) When adding the nonsensical consonant prefix d, finite's consonant frame logical reasoning words have definite[ def n t]"clear, unambiguous, unambiguous, (evidence or information) conclusive, definite, definite, definite; affirms the person (or thing) who is determined".
10) When adding the meaningless consonant prefix l, the consonant frame of end logical reasoning words have limit[ l m t] "limit, limit, limit, limit (boundary), limit, limit, make limit" (termination, ultimate, limit).
11) When adding the meaningless consonant prefix t, the logical reasoning word of the consonant frame of limit has terminate[ t m ne t] "(make) end, (make) end, (make) terminate, reach the end station".
12) When the following t is seen as meaningless consonant suffix falls off, the logical reasoning word of the same consonant frame of terminate has term[t m]"semester, **period, term, term, expiration, expiration; (architectural) boundary markers; terms, words, phrasing, wording".
13) When adding the meaningless consonant prefix d, the logical reasoning word of the same consonant frame of term has determine[d t m n]" "to identify, measure, determine, and accurately calculate; rulings, judgments, judgments; Decide, finalize, decide; Limit; (ancient) termination".
14) When adding the nonsensical consonant suffix r, the logical reasoning word of the same consonant frame of determine has determiner[d t :m n (r)] "determiner".
15) When adding the meaningless consonant suffix l, the consonant frame logical reasoning word of term has terminal[ t m nl]" terminal, terminal, terminal, late; Semester, final; Terminals, terminals, aviation terminals (air terminals), distribution centers, (circuit) terminals, wire joints".
16) When adding the nonsensical consonant prefix d, the logical reasoning word of the same consonant frame of the term has determinate[d t :m n t]" "qualified, determined, determined; OK, figure it out".
The logical reasoning ideas for the Chinese paraphrasing of the words in (1) to (16) above are as follows:
pointed, sharp, pinpoint (needleprick), toe (toe), toe, point, tip, end, tail, stern (stern), in stern, near stern, attached tail, tail, tail, tail, tuxedo, tailing (following, tracking), tailer, tail, back, in the back, in....Later, in....After that, in the back, in the back, in....Back, in....Later, later, later, last part, back of body, back hip (hip), back, back, spine, column, column, memorial column, column, pole, stake, post";
pointed, sharp, pointed, end, end, end, tail, back, back, back (restitution), back to the previous place, revert, retrieve, backtrack, trace to";
pointed, sharp, pointed, end, end, terminal, line end (line joint), terminal, terminus, terminus, terminus, air terminal (air terminal), termination, termination, term
point, sharp, point, end, terminal, ultimate, limit, limit, qualifier (wording, word, term), qualify, determine, decide, judge (judgment), finalize, adjudicate, measure, certainly, definitely, definitely, accurately, conclusively, definitely, clearly, clarify, clarify, figure out".
17) When t is seen as a meaningless consonant infix falling off, the antonymous logical reasoning words of after's consonant frame are fore[f (r)] "in the front, before", before[b f (r)] "in....Before, in....Previously, than ....Earlier; In the front, in the front, before, before, preferred, preferred, preferred, preferred, preceded bybefore".
The logical reasoning ideas for the Chinese paraphrasing of the words in (17) above are:
Pointed, tipped, end, front, front, front, in front, in front, in front, in....Before, in....Before, before, once upon a time, before, before, earlier (than....earlier), first, first, first, better than".
Note: This book uses words with the core Chinese definition of "sharp" or "spin" to create a logical reasoning memory group of words, each group is a small context, and presents the full Chinese meaning of each word as much as possible.
1. English word memorization.
There are six types of word memory methods used in this book, namely: consonant letter conversion memory, consonant letter shift memory, Chinese paraphrasing logical reasoning memory, consonant frame correspondence comparison memory, adding or removing consonant letter memory, and consonant letter core Chinese paraphrasing memory.
2. The law of English letter conversion.
This book divides English consonant letters into five categories, namely: H consonant letters (H), L consonant letters (L, R), N consonant letters (M, N), S consonant letters (D, T, X, Z, S, C, Q, K, G, J, Y), and P consonant letters (b, p, f, v, w).
3. The letters y and w are the most special consonants. The letter y is a semivowel and can be seen as both an S consonant letter and a vowel letter. The letter w is a semi-vowel and can be seen as both a p consonant letter and a vowel letter.
Presented above are examples of the comprehension and memory process of some words, and detailed letter conversion patterns and theories of English word memory are presented in the preface, explanations, and previous chapters of this book.