Passage: Words with Hidden MeaningsWhen we read English articles, we often meet familiar words carrying unfamiliar meanings. To address this problem, we should learn to judge words by context rather than their basic definitions.A skilled writer may coin new terms, craft sentences carefully and polish the draft repeatedly. Good writing can draw readers’ attention and mirror real social life. A successful plan must meet practical requirements, lift unnecessary limits and resolve conflicts properly.Many young people hope to land satisfying jobs. They need to exercise their rights reasonably and not resort to improper ways when facing trouble. A wise person will not only weigh advantages and disadvantages but also read hidden messages behind others’ words.If we only stick to the first meaning we remember, we will miss the author’s real intention. That is why these “simple” words become the biggest barrier in reading comprehension.
