"Welcome the Olympics, Speak English: 800 Selected Phrases"

Author: Zhou Anshi
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book was specifically compiled to celebrate the 29th Olympic Games held in Beijing in 2008. It is divided into 20 themes, with each theme containing 40 sentences, totaling 800 sentences. The first 16 themes each cover a single subject, while the last 4 themes introduce statements derived from common interrogative words and hot topics in American spoken English. The book has six major features.
1. The book is based on the extensive collection of common American spoken phrases and sentence structures gathered by the compiler during their long stay in the United States from hundreds of life drama series and interactions with Americans, making it easy for foreigners to understand and accept.
2. The book is also compiled based on the experiences of Chinese Americans in the United States who initially mastered spoken English and the basic sentences needed in the early stages of learning English, making it suitable for Chinese learners of spoken English to study and master, gradually enabling them to communicate with foreigners.
3. The book has more features that combine the Olympics and Beijing tourism, including additional sentences and vocabulary needed for communication with foreigners during the Olympics.
4. The target audience for the book is very broad, and readers can choose the content that interests them to study and reference, whether for self-study or for organizing study groups.
5. The book also considers the needs of learners with different English proficiency levels.
6. The book is a compact pocket-sized guide that can be carried anywhere for on-the-go learning, memorization, and reference.
To learn spoken English, persistence is key. As long as you study and memorize every day, over time, you will surely achieve the ability to communicate with foreigners. The book is divided into 20 themes, with each theme containing 40 sentences, totaling 800 sentences. The first 16 themes each cover a single subject.