Grasp the roots:
-cess，-ceed，-cede，gress，-gred，-grad
eat >> -es/-ed
obese = ob + se + e (ob=over,se=eat)
edible =ed=eat, ble=adjective suffix, which means
yes , can be inedible -in means negative
graduate = grad + u + ate (root + u + suffix), u plays the role of connecting, similar to him are u, ul, o, ol, they are used before and after connecting to make the pronunciation more smooth
it’ ll be appropriate for you to make a passing remark about inedible canteen food or the chairman 's notorious bad taste in ties
The roots "-cess, -ceed, -cede, gress, -gred, -grad"
ceas = cess
all mean "to go"
The prefix "pro means forward, equal to forward"
"ad- = to ,a- strengthen the tone"
"pre- advance, ahead"
e- = ex- =es- means go out, go beyond, go out
Suffix "-ate -ite -ute" Function: verb, meaning "'make', adjective, noun"
"-ent = -ant noun, meaning person or thing, adjective"
"-ance = -ence = -ancy = ency noun, Represents people or things"
"-ity nouns"
"-ible yes, can"
"-ory nouns"
-ive functions: adjectives, meaning "big and many or'的', nouns, meaning people or things"
-re means resent ( On the contrary), return (return), repeat (repeated)
if an a is followed by two consecutive consonants, then a and the first consonant are called prefixes, and then the root
Master the words:
process n. process, process; v. processing, processing 392
processor n. 4663
procession n. team, ranks, line up 7783
graduate v. graduate, n. (undergraduate) graduate 2134
undergraduate n. 4804
ingredient n, raw material, element, component 2613
aggressive adj. aggressive; provocative; aggressive 2538
progress v./n. 1517
proceed v. forward, continue on 2720
proceedings n. proceedings n. 5436
procedure n. program, step 1376
precede v. lead, better than 5675
precedent n. precedent, precedent; adj. previous 5698
unprecedented adj. unprecedented 4450
precedence n. priority 13362
access v/n. approach, enter, use, obtain 4416
accessible adj. accessible, usable, available 4423
accessory n. accessories, accessories, accessory 6532
recession n. recession n. 3611
excess n. excess n. 5825
excessive adj. Much, extremely 4620
exceed vt. exceed, exceed 3308
exceedingly adv. very, extremely, extremely 11078
cease vt/vi/n 4518
president n. president; president; chairman; general manager
aggress v. attack; provocation
stimulate v. stimulate; excite; Promote; encourage
diet n. daily diet; daily food
bubble n. bubble
priority n. priority
adj. previous; earlier; earlier; priority
Master the collocation:
data processing
information processing
aggressive behavior
proceed with
proceed to
legal proceedings
surgical procedures
legal procedures
access email
have access to
accessible capital
global excess demand
excess weight
exceedingly polite forms
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