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<p>记单词的好处</p><p>事先知道单词的意思,有助于阅读理解。</p><p><br/></p><p>事先知道主题或语境,有助于阅读理解。如:</p><p>The word ever is often used to talk ask about experiences. E.g. Have you ever been to London? Never can be used in negative sentences, e.g. “No, I have never been to London.” It emphasizes the negative more than “no, I haven’t been to London.”</p><p>引文中的&quot;negetive&quot;我不知道是什么意思,但是我知道这个地方会涉及到肯定和否定,再根据例句就知道它是“否定”的意思。</p>
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记单词的好处
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事先知道单词的意思,有助于阅读理解。
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事先知道主题或语境,有助于阅读理解。如:
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The word ever is often used to talk ask about experiences. E.g. Have you ever been to London? Never can be used in negative sentences, e.g. “No, I have never been to London.” It emphasizes the negative more than “no, I haven’t been to London.”
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引文中的"negetive"我不知道是什么意思,但是我知道这个地方会涉及到肯定和否定,再根据例句就知道它是“否定”的意思。
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记单词的好处
事先知道单词的意思,有助于阅读理解。

事先知道主题或语境,有助于阅读理解。如:
The word ever is often used to talk ask about experiences. E.g. Have you ever been to London? Never can be used in negative sentences, e.g. “No, I have never been to London.” It emphasizes the negative more than “no, I haven’t been to London.”
引文中的"negetive"我不知道是什么意思,但是我知道这个地方会涉及到肯定和否定,再根据例句就知道它是“否定”的意思。