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Author: He Qixin, Wang Min, Jin Limin, et al.
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Publish Date: 1992-06-01
Features:
· The Listening Coursebook has the following characteristics: 1. The third volume of the course is suitable for senior students of English majors, aiming to meet the listening requirements of the sixth and eighth levels in the Ministry of Education's syllabus. 2. The content is up-to-date, with listening materials selected from audio resources in the late 1980s from abroad. 3. The recordings primarily use standard American or British accents, with clear sound quality. 4. The exercises are lively. The design of the exercises references the formats of the U.S. TOEFL exam and the British Cambridge Certificate exam, and includes additional forms such as true-or-false questions, fill-in-the-blanks, dictation, lecture summaries, and answering questions based on notes. 5. The supplementary readings in the Teacher's Book are excerpted from British and American newspapers and books, not only providing teachers with the necessary historical and cultural background for lesson preparation but also serving as extracurricular reading materials for students to broaden their knowledge. These features make the course suitable for classroom teaching while also offering a good self-study model for English majors and English enthusiasts at all levels.
Listen to These 1 is suitable for first-year university students and beginners in English. The recording materials are selected from British and American audio resources since the mid-1980s. The book consists of 5 preparatory lessons and 36 main lessons, allowing teachers to choose the starting point for first-year listening courses based on students' proficiency levels. Each lesson is divided into three parts, with diverse and lively formats, covering various aspects of daily life and social activities. Not only does it help improve students' listening skills, but it also benefits their English communication abilities.