Abnormal English

Author: Ye Shuo
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: We are not English majors, so we can't learn the methods of professionals. It's not that we are stupid, but that we lack the conditions: no native English teachers; no enough time; no good learning environment; no "English " awareness—in another perspective, learning from classmates who are better at English than you might be more suitable for you. Ye Shuo, an ordinary student who is not an English major, has achieved great success in English learning. His success experience has not only benefited himself but also inspired leaps in learning among his classmates. He defines English as "" because, like all non-native speakers, he is not impatient. Therefore, each chapter of this book is solid and extremely practical. For all learners, understanding how a student learns is far more important than watching how a teacher guides. This book is not a textbook; you can read it however you like. As long as you can read this book through once like reading a novel, you will definitely benefit greatly, and your thinking will definitely be refreshed. Parents don't understand English? No need to worry. Your English foundation is weak? No need to worry. Pronunciation isn't accurate? No need to worry. What this book brings you is solid gains. Author's principle: Practical .

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