Abstract
English for Specific Purposes (ESP) is a branch of language education that focuses on teaching English tailored to specific fields such as business, medicine, engineering, or aviation. One of the critical challenges in ESP is vocabulary acquisition, as learners need to master specialized terminology that is often complex and extensive. The association method, which links new vocabulary to familiar concepts or experiences, can be particularly effective in this context.
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