10000 English Flash Card Based Exercises to Dramatically Improve your English Language, Vocabulary, and Spelling Skills (English Flash Cards Book 9) (English Edition)
English Knowledge is Power

Words have Power.

Words can create emotions: happiness, sadness, euphoria, despair. Reading words on a paper can shift chemicals around in our brains!

Vocabulary Advantages

Words can create livelihoods. Whether it works directly, if you are a writer or a poet, or if they work indirectly, in facilitating your communication with your colleagues, friends, and family - words grease the wheels of the modern world.

Words are also the gateway to upward social mobility. Many people use words in tests of intelligence and of suitability for various jobs; the first thing you do when you move to a new country and are trying to get a job is to learn the local language, in case you don't know it.

This book has two sections.

The first section has a large number of flash cards, that give you insights into the meanings and parts of speech of a number of useful nouns, verbs, and adjectives. These flash cards can be read from time to time; looking at a flash card 10-20 times has been proven to help people retain the meanings of words better.

The second section prepares you for the next book in this series; it has a large number of words categorized into various levels of difficulty of definition. You can guess the meanings of these; this mental exercise will get you ready for the next big step!

Mastering the contents of this book will get you closer to that dream job or that coveted college seat.

All the best!

The number of English words you need to know varies based on the requirement. If you need to make do with daily life events in a foreign country and you are not a native speaker of English, 1000 words and basic grammatical structures might just be enough.

If you need to prepare for a test (for example, the verbal section of the GRE, SAT, ACT, or the GMAT), or for an English word power exam or for a job interview that requires verbal skills, you will need to memorize a word list that has anywhere between 2000 and 5000 difficult words, depending on the exact test for which you are preparing.

This book will help you level up your English bank of knowledge, no matter what your goal is. It is both a repository of important words, and an exercise book; you will be able to learn hundreds of new words, and also make your brain strive to remember the meanings of thousands of new words, which will be covered in upcoming books.

By the end, your verbal skills would have received a thorough workout, and you will be much better placed to use your verbal skills for success in your chosen career field.

Congratulations on choosing this book!