Learn English by Reading Humorous Stories

Author: Wang Lu
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Read humorous stories · improve reading skills · open up new thinking. Fun and humorous stories · enrich your English reading horizon. Collected from various English humorous stories around the world, enriching English learning, thinking about the meaning of the stories, adding fun to life, and making it easy and enjoyable to learn English! This book collects nine types of jokes that have been in the West in recent years. After careful selection, polishing, and translation, they are compiled into a book, which is very suitable for Chinese readers to read and recite. They can also be adapted into stage plays, Western crosstalk, Western skits, and so on. Some are temporarily difficult to classify (entertainment world). Whether it's high school students who know a little English or postgraduate students who are dedicated to research, you can use this book as a sweet snack after tea and meals, or a sobering soup after a feast in the. The only difference is the degree of reliance on Chinese translation. For students preparing for the college entrance examination, CET-4 and CET-6, this book should be considered a must-read book to improve their English skills. As the ancient sages said: "Planting flowers with heart does not bloom, while willow branchesed unintentionally grow lushly." The improvement of skills is invisible. Reading some so-called pre-examination teaching materials is better than replacing them with reading that improves your abilities. The incapable are like blind cats looking for dead mice, while the capable can remain unchanged and adapt to any change. Any examination can be handled with ease. The process of self-improvement is always filled with joy. Of course, some jokes inevitably reflect the decadent lifestyle of a few Westerners. Readers should treat them with a critical attitude and absolutely not swallow them whole.