American Slang Spectacle: English-Chinese Contrast

Author: Yang Li
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book is divided into eleven parts, including: Communication, Daily Life, Feelings and Emotions, Travel and Transportation, Society, Work, Business, Language, Literature, and Arts, Education, Science and Technology, and a Conversation Index. Each section consists of two parts: Basic Expressions and Situational Dialogues. Each part presents main sentences, and each section includes annotations to clarify doubts and distinguish background differences. The expressions are selected from American New Spoken English, while the dialogues are based on the life experiences of American teachers in China and the United States. The book is rich in content, well-structured, vivid in language, and lively in form, fully reflecting the advantages of collaboration between Chinese and American English teaching experts. The layout of the book adopts a bilingual (Chinese-English) double-column arrangement, making it more convenient for readers to study efficiently. Learners can use it as a model; travelers can use it as a guide; business professionals can use it for reference; and English enthusiasts can use it for leisure.