Part 1 Learning English Vocabulary through Polysemy

01 Board and committee board!
02 Charge it if it's a burden, a load, or a fee!
03 Whether it's a man or a woman, if you get involved in work, engage!
04 A piece of paper with a stamp on it, whether it's an invoice or a bill, is a bill!
05 Whether you're building a boat or doing an illusion, anything you do with your hands is a craft!
06 Even the calculations in your head are account!

Part 2: Learning English Vocabulary Through Pronunciation

07 When you go to the market, bargain on the price!
08 Drink is drink, drop is drop
09 The wind is wind, the shaking is swing
10 Foods Everyone Knows, The Most Important Health
11 A sunken cave, a candle shining in the darkness
12 Rob taking, swollen ball
13 The person who invited is the host, a human who cannot live alone
14 Vitamins essential for life, a blend of various vitamins
15 The wind blows, the bird flaps
16 First, prime, capital derived from head
17 A culture that emerges like plowing a field.
civilization derived from city
18 When placed on the floor, found, the tree and the root of the problem are root

Part 3 Learning English Vocabulary with Prefixes

19 un- negating indiscriminately
20 Negative in-
21 Going inside in-
22 Ex- coming out
23 Falling down and breaking away de-
24 Trans- moving from this side to that side
25 Together and emphasized com-
26 Dis- that falls off and disappears
27 Pre- and ahead of time
28 Moving forward pro-
29 Below sub-
30 Separated and falling apart ab-
31 Approaching and approaching ad-
32 Go back re-
33 Turn around and go back re-

Part 4 Learning English words with similar roots

34 Moving and transporting is by fer and port
35 Speaking of dic(t), fa, loq
36 Viewing is spect and vid
37 Breathing is spir, mind is anim
38 Breaking is trag.
rupt
39 Pouring is fus, flowing is flu
40 Touching is tag, feeling is sent
41 Shouting is claiming, announcing is nounce
42 Throwing is ject, sending is mit
43 The one who catches is cap, the one who is holding is tain
44 The end is fin and termin
45 Knowing is gno, not, sci
46 Putting it pos(e)

Part 5 Learning English Vocabulary with Opposite Roots

47 Hands are manu, feet are ped
48 Pushing pel, pulling tract
49 Going is ced, coming is ven
50 Standing is sist, sitting is sid
51 Folding is plic, extending is tend
52 Emptying is van, filling is ple
53 Turning, changing, and transforming is vert

Appendix: Download the portable vocabulary list with all the words from the homepage.

1.
You don't have to force yourself to memorize it; you can remember it just by looking at the principles.

It is filled with pictures and photos to help you understand the principles of words.
It is structured so that you can easily remember the words by looking at their stories and images without having to memorize them too hard, and use them right away in real-life situations.

2.
You can say over 3,000 expressions with 'heading X extended word'.

You can study various expanded words along with the headwords.
Even if you understand just one word properly, you can learn many expressions, and if you read the entire book, you can internalize about 3,000 expressions.

3.
Organize all the expressions you need to learn into a ‘word tree’.

At the beginning of each unit, we created a 'word tree' to organize the expressions you need to learn into one line.
Depending on the root meaning, you can see the whole thing at a glance to see its etymology and meaning.


4.
Download the Portable Vocabulary Book online

Human memory is not completed in one go.
We've organized the words in order throughout the book and provided a 'portable vocabulary list' that can be printed out or viewed on a mobile device for review purposes.