English Common Questions and Answers Dictionary

Author: Zhao Zhencai
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Publish Date: 1998-08-01
Features: This is a very useful reference book and will be well-received by readers. It explains some difficulties in English (such as, syntax order, the usage of structural words like prepositions, articles, modal verbs, and the emotional connotations of idioms) accurately, comprehensively, clearly, and concisely.
—Li Funing, Former Director of the English Department at Peking University, Former Vice President of the Academic Affairs Office, and Vice President of the China Society of Foreign Language Teaching
This book stands out among English publications in China due to its extensive entries, rich content, detailed materials, innovative and unique explanations. The author's explanations are logical, well-supported, and easy to understand, making it a rare and excellent dictionary.
—Bo Bing, Renowned Professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University and Author of A Handbook of English Grammar
This is the most up-to-date, comprehensive, and detailed English reference book for solving difficult questions published in China so far. The book includes over 5,000 common question-and-answer entries and more than 30,000 example sentences (many of which are selected from authentic English tests). It covers all grammatical phenomena and frequently tested vocabulary from middle school textbooks to graduate-level materials, as well as from college entrance exams to TOEFL. Therefore, it is a reference book suitable for a broad readership, from middle school students to college English professors.
This book incorporates the latest research findings from both domestic and international English studies to provide in-depth yet accessible solutions to the many practical challenges Chinese learners face. It offers both breadth and depth, with many issues discussed that have yet to be addressed or resolved in China's English academic circles. These discussions hold significant academic value.
The target readers of this book include middle school students, college students, graduate students, English teachers, translators, science and technology professionals, and self-taught English learners.