迦思佑逻辑辩证记单词（You think the dialectic words）.docVIP

迦思佑逻辑辩证记单词（You think the dialectic words） Positivism, a very important method of modern science, is positivism. Positivism is empiricism, that is, by putting forward a hypothesis or theory after observation and induction, and then finding an example to prove it. Therefore, there is the logical identification of the card memory nomenclature. Lets look at a few specific examples: 1) many words with initials B are related to wood or obstruction, for example: Most of the above lists are made of wood. Because fences are made of wood, or defensive, many wood Related words can mean obstruction. 2) many words with initials L are related to linear or linear, different orientations, for example: Lexical analysis: the letter L is probably pictographic, that is, linear. Lean refers to the inclination of a line; lie refers to the flat placement of a line; the remaining words refer to different lines. 3) many words with the initials S are related to segmentation, separation, dispersal or cutting, cutting, carving, cutting, scratching, scraping, scraping, for example: Lexical analysis: S by the Phoenician alphabet (Phoenician Letter) (tooth shape) evolved, namely segmentation, separation, spread out or cut, cut, cut, carved, zoned, and scraping by saw shape segmentation evolved. The value of logical dialectic memory in English vocabulary: First, thoroughly break the root suffix memory law dilemma and limitations. As has already been said, there are many words from the same origin in English, but the meaning of evolution is different. It is not enough to understand only by root and affix, for the word always evolves. Many students put back roots, affixes and etymology, and finally found that many related words still can not remember. In fact, the root, the affix, and the etymology are only the beginning of the evolution of the text. It is important to know the starting point of words, but it is more important to grasp the logical process of the evolution of words. If you evolve onl