Vocational College English Application Ability Examination Special Training (2) -- PRETCO Listening

Author: Wang Zhiqin and Wu Yuanheng
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The writing of this series of books is based on the principle of these eight words, emphasizing the foundation of language skills and focusing more on cultivating practical language use abilities. It particularly emphasizes the ability to handle daily and foreign-related business activities in English. It has three "characteristics":
1. Purposefulness: The clear purpose is reflected in two aspects. First, it is strictly written according to the vocabulary, language skills, communicative scope, and grammatical structures defined in the "Basic Requirements," neither raising the difficulty level nor lowering the standard, striving to maintain consistency with PRETCO in content, form, question volume, and difficulty, achieving targeted learning and successful exam passage. Second, it provides abundant language materials in each book to train comprehensive language application abilities, laying a solid foundation for further in-depth study and achieving the dual goal of exam preparation and language quality cultivation.
2. Practicality: Although this series of books is not an all-encompassing textbook, it is the best companion for PRETCO due to its strong practicality. If your listening skills are struggling, you will naturally choose PRETCO Listening; if you are interested in writing and translation, this series also provides relevant materials; if you want to prepare at the last minute, quickly complete the PRETCO full simulation tests. In short, the practical needs of young learners are the highest principle and ultimate goal of writing this series of books.
3. Flexibility: This point is purely for the benefit of the readers. Countless readers have varying English proficiency levels, with their own strengths and weaknesses, leading to different needs. Therefore, we have divided this series into five books: Vocabulary, Listening, Reading, Writing and Translation, and Full Simulation Tests. Readers can make reasonable choices based on their actual proficiency levels. In this way, for readers, saving unnecessary financial expenses is secondary, what matters most is saving valuable time and energy, thereby enhancing targeting and allowing for better and more effective learning.
"How many things are always urgent, the world turns, time rushes, ten thousand years are too long, we compete for every dawn." If we face PRETCO with the spirit of "competing for every dawn," how can success be avoided? (This book is also accompanied by audio tapes.)