🔽 How is the Beginner Transfer English word 1770 organized?

◼ Digital textbook with 1770 beginner transfer English words with pictures and audio to improve memory by more than 6 times. ◼ Beginner English vocabulary includes: ① Verbs 570 + matching test ② Nouns 560 + matching test ③ Adjectives 640 + matching test

🔽 How many transfer English words and how should I memorize them?

◼ How many transfer words to memorize - Between 8,000 words at the TOEFL and SAT levels and 12,000 words at the college level, 4,000 words at the TOEFL and SAT levels account for 90-951 TP3T of transfer words. ◼ How should you memorize transfer words - Based on the scientific theory that we remember images longer than words, the image + sound + root method is the fastest way to learn and retain about six times as much.

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Transfer English Words for Beginners 1770

🔸Composed of vocabulary likely to appear in mid-tier universities and transfer to English universities, 95%
🔸Learn words with pictures and audio to retain memory 6x longer

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Webster's Transfer English Vocabulary Highlights

Improve memory by 6x with pictures and audio representations of English words
Transfer Boca 4000 + Phrasal Verbs & Idioms 1000 + Daily English 1000
Mid-Range College Transfer & Youngnam University Transfer Boca 1770
Learn roots to help expand your memory and vocabulary
Optimized for mobile sizes so you can learn on the go

Organization and study method for English for Transfer 1770

The 8,000 words up to SAT English and the 4,000 or so between the 12,000 word levels account for 90-951 TP3T of the transfer English words.

Beginner's Guide to Transfer English Words Most Likely to Appear in Transfer English at Mid-Level Universities and Regional Universities Learn 1770 vivid images with your eyes, hear the English pronunciation and Korean meanings with your ears, and improve your memory by more than 6x. And get feedback at the end of each lesson with a simple quiz to match words and meanings.

Red wordsis the priority, and the black words are relatively easy words that are less likely to appear.

570 verbs
560 nouns
③ 640 adjectives

Synonyms for each heading are repeated in alphabetical order, so it's recommended that you read through 2-3 times quickly rather than one thorough reading.

contort
genocide
optimistic
prejudice
replicate

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				It seems that Youngnam University has no way out with 2000 words ~~~.								
Notes.
				If I have a month left for the exam, I don't know if I should look at 1770 words or 900 synonyms...								
Kim.
				I was worried about going to the academy because it's far away, but the in-classes will save a lot of time. I think I can memorize the words on my phone while going to school. ....								
Salts.
				The words you memorized in Basic 1060 are partially repeated in Beginner 1770, so you see a memorized table								
This.
				Basic vocabulary won't show up in synonyms or logic on a real transfer test, right?								
Kim.
				Beginner 1770 seems to cover most lower-middle college synonyms, even if the language is beginner.								
A.
				Study picture words and roots together to help you memorize them better!								
Kim.
				It's not quite as fun, but it's less boring, with synonyms, pictures, and even voices for each word!!!								
Kim.
				The words are vertically scaled to fit the size of your smartphone, making it easy to read!								
Hong.
				It's nice to memorize words with pictures on my smartphone without having to carry around a heavy vocabulary book ^_^								
Article.
				I love using my phone to memorize vocabulary on the way to and from school!								
Kim.
				I much prefer listening to the voice, looking at the pictures, and memorizing the words than a traditional word book with just words ^_^								
Article.
				I'm memorizing words on my phone and my mom wants me to stop looking at my phone lol.								
Kim.
				I like that the words have pictures and voices, but I can't download it.								