1000 Words of Fluent English Speaking: Everyday Mass English

Author: Liu Yuan
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The general public urgently needs a textbook that can help them understand major cultural differences, is easy to learn and remember, uses vivid language, and aligns with new question types in international exams, enabling rapid improvement in communication and test-taking skills. To meet the readers' needs, the author has summarized decades of English teaching experience and gained deep insights into Western culture, meticulously compiling this series of books for readers with low English speaking proficiency and weak test-taking abilities. This series categorizes and introduces the most commonly used topics. The structure and function of each main unit are as follows:
1. Chinese-Western Communicative Cultural Differences: Introduces differences in customs, traditions, and ways of thinking between China and the West to avoid readers making embarrassing mistakes or misunderstandings in communication.
2. Classic Sentence Patterns for Memorization: Summarizes the most important, practical, and memorable common sentences, including trendy English phrases from the UK and the US, and summarizes versatile sentence patterns that can be generalized and applied to different contexts. Additionally, easily mistaken sentence patterns are briefly annotated in the helpful tips section.
3. Situational Conversational Examples: Through typical short dialogues, readers can understand how to express the most common things in daily life. Some dialogues are preceded by scene descriptions as needed.
4. Test Yourself: Through internationalized new question types such as choosing answers, judging true or false, fill-in-the-blanks with words, and fill-in-the-blanks with sentences, helps everyone verify, consolidate, and improve their oral proficiency.