Harry Potter in English

Answer 1

The full set of Harry Potter books in English had a high value for learning English. There were 13059 non-repetitive words in the entire book (not including magical terms), and most of these words appeared in various phrases and common combinations. The reading difficulty increased from easy to difficult, and the plot was exciting. It also helped to improve one's writing ability. The first seven books were different in terms of word count, vocabulary (non-repetitive words), and Lansi value. The first book had a vocabulary of 4422, while the last book had 7848. Each book had no more than 1000 new words. From the name of the character to the name of the spell, there was a deep meaning. For example, Malfoy's English name Draco Malfoy reflected his character's characteristics, and the word obliviate came from the word oblivion. Some children began to read the first volume of the English version of Harry Potter in the fourth grade of primary school. By the sixth grade, they could read the entire English version fluently and understand it correctly. There were also children who finished reading the entire English version in the third grade. For some children, there were 12000 non-repetitive vocabulary in the last five volumes. Even high school students or college students would find it difficult to read them, but there were also primary school students who could understand them by listening to the audio of the recorder before reading.

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