Author: Xu Xijin et al.
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: Using an easy-to-understand format and language, this book provides a comprehensive and multi-angle introduction to the internet, enabling readers to quickly grasp the basics of networking, especially common English vocabulary and phrases.
1. The arrangement of chapters in this book generally follows the principle of progressing from simple to complex, so it is recommended that readers read them chapter by chapter.
2. This book attempts to combine internet knowledge with English learning. Therefore, the best results are achieved when readers combine the use of this book with actual internet operations. Repeatedly reading the English sections in the book will lead to faster progress.
3. This book is designed in a pocket-sized format for convenient daily use. It is suggested to carry this book with you often for easy reference.
1. What is the internet?
2. Internet English keywords
3. Internet English professional terms
4. Common standard English abbreviations for the internet
5. Internet English vocabulary
6. Internet English conversation snippets
7. Internet English idiomatic expressions
8. Internet emoticons
9. Email
10. Internet pagers
11. E-commerce
12. Online English learning
This book enables readers to quickly become familiar with the most commonly used basic vocabulary in English oral communication. With a little preparation in various scenarios, readers can handle unexpected situations with ease.
1. This book categorizes the most frequently used typical vocabulary into 14 parts, each with a clear guiding title and detailed sub-items, allowing readers to use them for emergency reference based on their needs.
2. Some key vocabulary in the book is printed in bold to highlight their importance for initial memorization, as these words are the foundation and highly practical.
3. It is recommended that readers read aloud every day to better take the first step in successfully learning oral English.
1. Food, clothing, and shelter: Food, clothing, home, family
2. Daily activities: Transportation, shopping, travel, restaurants, hotels, going abroad, post offices, socializing
3. Human body and health: Health
4. Sports and entertainment: Sports, entertainment activities
5. Occupation and emotions: Occupation, feelings, emotions
6. Environment and animals/plants: Environmental protection, energy, animals, plants
7. Press and publishing: Broadcasting, publishing
8. Literature and arts: Literature, music, drama and dance, film, art, memorials, festivals
9. Astronomy and geography: Universe, world, major countries and regions, time, weather
10. Science and education: Education, schools, subjects, mathematics, electronic technology
11. Politics and military: Politics, government and state organs, military, foreign affairs, religion, law, disasters and social welfare
12. Economy and trade management: Economy, finance, trade, management
13. Industry and agriculture: Factories, rural areas
14. Common measures and tone: Measures, tone
This book enables readers to effectively and systematically master the most common English idiomatic expressions in a short period, allowing them to use these expressions with ease in oral communication and achieve accurate and vivid expressions. At the same time, it lays a solid foundation for readers to better understand the thoughts expressed by foreigners, avoiding common awkward situations caused by unfamiliarity with idiomatic expressions.
1. This book is divided into four parts. The "Hot & Spicy" section contains the most commonly used phrases in current English oral communication and should be learned first. The remaining sections are arranged in order of increasing difficulty, allowing readers to choose based on their level.
2. It is recommended that readers read these common phrases aloud every day to better memorize them.
Part: Hot & Spicy
Part: Starter
Part: Intermediate
Part: Fluent
Part: Starter
Simple phrases
1. Responses and phrases for agreement, disagreement, doubt, etc.
2. Statements, brief remarks, other responses, etc.
3. Special interrogative sentences
4. General interrogative sentences
5. Commands and requests
6. Exclamations
7. Greetings, polite expressions, and others
Part: Intermediate
Typical daily sentences
8. Asking about accommodation
9. Shopping
10. Asking questions about language
11. Starting a conversation with a busy person
12. Asking for directions
13. At the train station
14. A friend has just returned from watching a play
15. A friend visits after a walk
16. Eating
17. At the dining table
18. Waking up
19. Going to bed
20. Lost items
21. Foreigners asking for guidance and help
22. First attempts at speaking English
23. Being late
24. In a hurry
25. Inviting someone for a walk
26. Dating (Part 1)
27. Dating (Part 2)
28. About the weather
Part: Intermediate
Expressive methods
29. Expressing gratitude
30. Accepting gifts and others
31. Introductions
32. First meetings
33. Drawing attention to something
34. When you don't know how to express something
35. Expressing apologies and other phrases
36. Comforting others, asking them to rest assured
37. Asking for something
38. Asking someone to do something
39. Asking someone not to do something
40. Asking for information
41. Asking for permission to do something
42. Allowing someone to do something
43. Asking if it's necessary to do something
44. It's not necessary to do something
45. Expressing liking for something
46. Expressing dislike for something
Part: Advanced