Building upon previous knowledge from "summary" of English Grammar in Use Book without Answers by Raymond Murphy
When you learn something new, it is helpful to relate it to what you already know. This makes it easier to remember and understand. Building upon previous knowledge is a key concept in language learning. For example, if you already know how to use simple verb tenses, such as present simple and past simple, you can use this knowledge to help you learn more complex tenses, such as present perfect and past perfect.
By connecting new information to what you already know, you can create a strong foundation for learning. This allows you to gradually build up your knowledge and skills, making it easier to progress to more advanced levels. For instance, if you understand the basic rules of sentence structure, you can apply this knowledge...
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