Subject-based English Speaking Made Easy

Author: Sun Yu
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: · Selective typical questions · Linking essence sentences · Storing amazing memory · Optimizing spoken English for all
This book is divided into five chapters, each composed of several units. Chapter introduces and lists some basic vocabulary and functional means in spoken English, laying the foundation of vocabulary and sentence patterns for the entire book. Chapter 2 is the "Theme Spoken English" section, including 14 units such as Culture and Festivals, Traditional Festivals, Chinese Folk Arts, Chinese Cuisine and Tea Culture, Chinese Gardens, Religious Beliefs, Health and Hygiene, Family Life and Happiness, Finance and Business, Education, Natural Disasters, etc. The last three units are about Music, Law, and Debate, with increased difficulty and more obscure vocabulary, but they are still essential for readers to learn. This chapter covers a wide range of topics that readers are most concerned about, helping them understand the relevant cultures of the East and the West. It is suitable for readers with a medium level of English proficiency.
Chapter 3 is the "Theme Vocabulary" section, designed to provide readers with vocabulary for various themes for easy reference. Chapter 4 includes a large number of common abbreviations, proverbs, and idioms, which are categorized. Chapter 5 is the "Oral Test Questions" section. At the end of the book, we also provide additional abbreviations and professional terms for readers' reference. All the articles in the book are presented in English with Chinese translations for easy understanding, in the order of: English original, new words and phrases, and Chinese translation. The materials in this book are extensive, authentic, and natural, and during the selection process, we consulted many authoritative sources. The Chinese translations are rigorous, faithful, and have been reviewed by relevant experts. This book is a rare and highly useful one—ideal for intermediate and advanced learners who wish to improve their spoken English, reading, and translation skills; understand Chinese and Western cultures; and enhance their sensitivity to Chinese and English characters.