20 Days of English Practice Phrases: Phrases

Author: Editorial Board of Classic Communication
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is part of the "20-Day English Practice" series. The series includes 7 volumes: "Vocabulary," "Phrases," "Sentence Patterns," "Conversations," "Listening," "Grammar," and "Reading." Due to its precise selection, concise explanations, and clear organization, it is suitable for self-study and an ideal tool for enhancing English skills. This book organizes 12 major verb phrases and other important phrases into a 20-day study plan, with 10 key phrases to be learned each day. Although it is "one day·10 phrases," each phrase has multiple meanings and usages. For example, one of the 12 major verbs is "come." Among the selected 10 verb phrases, one is "come out," which has four meanings: "to appear, to bloom; to be published, to come out; to show up (on a photograph); to result in." In fact, each meaning should be treated as a separate phrase, all accompanied by example sentences. Therefore, if readers follow the suggested pace and study systematically, they will learn far more than 200 phrases in 20 days. It can be said that all the most important high-frequency phrases are covered. Additionally, the appendix includes more content.