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In the Vocabulary Study Program, all the lexical items that you need to study from all the
course texts (written and spoken) have been itemized and classified according to different
categories in order to help you learn them and also to help you distinguish between different
types of lexical items in your future and independent English language learning. But also,
and most importantly, because vocabulary knowledge involves much more than knowing the
meaning of words in isolation; it also involves knowing the word or words that tend to
associate or collocate with other words. These associations will assist you in committing
words to memory and also in defining the semantic area of given words. In other words, if
you don’t learn collocations as part of your L2 lexical stock, the resulting irregularities will
mark your speech and writing as deviant and odd and decidedly non-native. The collocations
and idiomatic expressions that are included in the Vocabulary Study Program will help you
both recognize the importance of acquiring fluency and a certain native-likeness in your
speech and writing and effectively put you in the way to awarding precisely those
characteristics to your English.
You will also study vocabulary from the coursebook selected for LENGUA INGLESA III:
Use of English Exercises for Advanced Learners (tests 1 through 6), but those lexical items
are not included in this program.
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