I want to say something heart-wrenching to everyone. If you want to do something, you must first confirm the goal, and after confirming the goal, start to do things that are consistent with the direction of this goal, and then carry it out frantically and repeat it repeatedly. Especially when it comes to learning English, it is especially important to repeat it constantly, which is what I have learned over the years.
I'm a clumsy person, and others can speak at about a year old, but I didn't learn to speak until I was three or four years old. My language stupidity seems to be doomed, and I must be a scumbag of English learning. Sure enough, since the beginning of the English class in the third grade of primary school, I have become an English scumbag in the real sense, the teacher's explanation in class can't keep up, I can't remember English words after class, and I am the penultimate in every English test, I am a complete scumbag. Surprisingly, my English took a back turn in junior high school.
Over the years, I've mostly done these things. The first and most important thing is to set goals. Everything we do has to have a direction, otherwise what we do is completely meaningless. As a simple example, if we want to learn English well, we can't study mathematics without studying English. I set myself a goal of passing English, so what I did with English was to memorize words constantly.
When I first started memorizing words, I didn't know any methods and techniques, so I kept copying the words. At this stage, I firmly believe in one sentence, that is, English learning is not as good as it is. After I didn't know how many times I copied it, I finally realized the true meaning of the phrase diligence can make up for clumsiness. Although I still memorize English words, I remember a lot, so I still have an increase in the number of words in the whole process, which is the original accumulation of my words.
With the primitive accumulation of words, English texts are no longer a book of heaven for me, and I can gradually read into them, although I can't fully understand them, but at least I am not as resistant as before, which can be regarded as a kind of progress. At this time, I began to realize that my memorization efficiency was a bit low, and I felt that this would be a bottleneck that would restrict my English progress, so I began to try more efficient ways to memorize words. At this stage, I was very fortunate to be able to find the root affix mnemonics.
The root affix memory method is to split words into roots and suffixes for comprehension and memory. Usually the root represents the basic meaning of the word, the prefix represents the direction in which the meaning of the word extends, and the suffix represents the part of speech of the word. With this method, words are easier to memorize, and with root hints, English words are almost impossible to remember. At this stage, I feel that my word memorization speed has improved significantly, as if I have changed from the speed of riding a bicycle to the speed of driving a car. At the same time, the improvement of my English scores was gradually reflected in my test scores, and I gradually went from failing to passing, and then to the current excellent.
Today we are going to continue to learn the root affix to memorize English words, today the root of the word we are going to learn is tech, the root tech means technology, and with this root, we can use it to help us understand the words based on English.
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The word technology, the root techn means technology, and the suffix ology means discipline, and the two parts are combined to form a noun that represents technology.
The word technical, this word is composed of three parts, the root tech means technology, the suffix ic means adjective, and the suffix al means adjective, and the three parts combine to form an adjective to indicate technology.
The word technician, this word is composed of three parts, the root tech means technology, the suffix ic means adjective, the suffix ian means noun, and the three parts are combined to represent the person who is engaged in technology, so the word means technician.
Today we learned about the root tech representation technique and the words made up of the root tech, have you memorized all these words? Remembering words with root affixes makes it easier for us to remember English words. Of course, in order to make it more convenient for everyone to learn, the machine farmer has also sorted out more examples of root affixes to remember words efficiently.