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 \n2 Learning vocabulary-aids to learning bubble diagram,word fork  \n3 Organising a vocabulary notebook tree diagram,word-class  \n4 The names of English language words adjective,syllable,collocation  \n5 Using your dictionary usage,synonym,pronunciation  \n6 Revising vocabulary active and receptive vocabulary,fix in your memory  \n7 Guessing and explaining meaning context,clues,it's a bit like  \nWord formation  \n8 Suffixes -er,-or,-ness  \n9 Prefixes in-,ex-,mis-  \n10 Roots -spect-,-port-,-vert-  \n11 Abstract nouns excitement,generosity,wisdom  \n12 Compound adjectives air-conditioned,off-peak,sugar-free  \n13 Compound nouns(1)noun +noun baby-sitter,sunglasses,junk mail  \n14 Compound nouns(2)verb+preposition cutback,turnover,outlook  \n15 Words from other languages ballerina,yoghurt,judo  \n16 Abbreviations and acronyms UN,ID,fridge  \n17 New words in English video jockey,surfing the net,shopaholic  \nWords and pronunciation  \n18 Words commonly mispronounced doubt,hiccough,sword  \n19 Onomatopoeic words clink,tinkle,splash  \n20 Homonyms wait,weight;row /raul and row /rəu/  \nConnecting and linking words  \n21 Time as soon as,while,afterwards  \n22 Condition unless,provided that,no matter  \n23 Cause,reason,purpose and result gave rise to,with the aim of  \n24 Concession and contrast although,admittedly,on the other hand  \n25 Addition in addition,likewise,as well as  \n26 Text-referring words situation,aspect,issue  \n27 Discourse markers in speech well,let me see,hang on  \n28 Discourse markers in writing firstly,in conclusion  \nCountables and uncountables  \n29 Uncountable nouns travel,luggage,knowledge  \n30 Words that only occur in the plural headquarters,binoculars,scissors  \n31 Countable and uncountable nouns with different meanings a glass,glass;a hair,hair32 Collective nouns crowd,flock,range  \n33 Making uncountable nouns countable a bit of advice,a flash of lightning,some spots ofrain34 Containers and contents a tube of toothpaste,a jar of jam,a box of matches  \n# Topics\n\n35 Countries,nationalities and languages Brazil,Japanese,Arabic36 The weather drought,stifling,chilly  \n37 Describing people:appearance wavy hair,freckles,plump  \n38 Describing people:character down-to-earth,broad-minded,eccentric39 Relationships colleague,acquaintance,to fancy someone40 At home bungalow,attic,table mat  \n41 Everyday problems power cut,to leak,stained42 Global problems to erupt,injured,earthquake43 Education degree,tutorial,to pass an exam44 Work union representative,redundant,shift work45 Sport billiards,high jump,fencing46 The arts sculpture,novel,performance47 Music track,hit,backing48 Food aubergine,spicy,bake  \n49 The environment island,glacier,polluted50 Towns art gallery,traffic jam,population51 The natural world nest,hedgehog,harvest52 Clothes cardigan,collar,striped  \n53 Health and medicine sore throat,prescribe,tablets54 Travel ferry,overtake,supersonic  \n55 Holidays timeshare,sightseeing,breath-taking56 Numbers and shapes triangle,sphere,odd and even  \n57 Science and technology mobile phone,microwave,genetic engineering58 Computers and the Internet modem,surf the Web59 The press and the media tabloid,aerial,soap opera  \n60 Politics and public institutions independence,House of Commons,elect61 Crime burglary,blackmail,verdict62 Money-buying,selling and paying earn,current account,overdrawn  \n# Feelings and actions\n\n63 Belief and opinion maintain,point of view,intellectual64 Pleasant and unpleasant feelings grateful,frustration,worrying65 Like,dislike and desire adore,loathe,devoted66 Speaking","cbCaisyqAvDur4fK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisyqAvDur4fK","pdf",21187815,309,"English","# Introduction\n## Using this book\n## Phonemic symbols\n## Effective vocabulary learning\n## Word formation\n## Words and pronunciation\n## Connecting and linking words\n## Countables and uncountables\n## Topics\n## Feelings and actions\n## Basic concepts\n## Idiomatic expressions\n## Phrasal verbs and verb-based expressions","[{\"question\":\"How does the book recommend learning and planning new vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"It provides general vocabulary-learning advice on what to learn, what knowing a word means, and how to plan your study. 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