New English 900 Sentences (4VCD)

Author: Collier McMillan International Publishing House, USA
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: A book that was wildly popular across China, almost everyone who could read had a copy of "900 English Sentences," which also provided a learning path for many Chinese people. This new book follows the structure of the old "900 English Sentences" while adding new content and learning methods. "New 900 English Sentences" maintains its original format, still basically organized into units of fifteen basic sentences, with two texts centered around these sentences in each unit, along with additional dialogues to help readers further practice and familiarize themselves with these sentences. However, it no longer starts with simple sentences like "Hello" or "Goodbye," nor does it include basic, mechanical primary exercises. What sets this book apart is that its language materials are not only rich in life and contemporary flavor but also full of authenticity and appropriateness, making it an excellent textbook for developing language and communication skills. While improving our English language abilities, it also helps us understand some foreign cultures, making it one of the better textbooks that combines language and culture.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, an English textbook called "900 English Sentences" was wildly popular in China. This book is a revised version of "900 English Sentences" adapted to new formats. In terms of structure, it still retains the original format, basically organized into units of fifteen basic sentences, with two texts centered around these sentences in each unit, along with some dialogues to help readers further practice and familiarize themselves with these sentences. However, "New 900 English Sentences" raises the learning level, increases the liveliness and flexibility of exercises, and places greater emphasis on the authenticity, typicality, and practical applicability of language materials and contexts. Additionally, a companion book provides four VCDs, making it more vivid, engaging, and easier to learn.

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