Fun English Reading

Author: Zhao Hong
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The Taste of English Reading originates from life and has the following four outstanding advantages:
First, it targets the college entrance examination. The articles selected in the book report major events of this century, serving as a shortcut to achieving high scores. The college entrance examination questions generally follow the principle of "hot topics not being excessively hot, and cold topics not being excessively cold." The articles we selected may not be actual college entrance examination questions, but they are closely related to the topics. As long as you read them carefully and learn the relevant vocabulary, we believe your college entrance examination scores will only improve.
Second, it cares about nature. The reading sections on animals and plants take up a significant portion of the book, aligning with the global concern for protecting plants and the Earth. Topics of universal concern are very likely to appear in various examinations.
Third, it has strong appeal. The fascinating stories in the book are highly attractive to every reader, making it hard to put down and encouraging readers to finish the book while learning new vocabulary and knowledge.
Fourth, this book was formed in the process of developing curriculum resources. It is closely aligned with textbooks and students, serving as a helpful companion for students.
The Taste of English Reading originates from life and has the following four outstanding advantages:
First, it targets the college entrance examination. The articles selected in the book report major events of this century, serving as a shortcut to achieving high scores. The college entrance examination questions generally follow the principle of "hot topics not being excessively hot, and cold topics not being excessively cold." The articles we selected may not be actual college entrance examination questions, but they are closely related to the topics. As long as you read them carefully and learn the relevant vocabulary, we believe your college entrance examination scores will only improve.
Second, it cares about nature. The reading sections on animals and plants take up a significant portion of the book, aligning with the global concern for protecting plants and the Earth. Topics of universal concern are very likely to appear in various examinations.
Third, it has strong appeal. The fascinating stories in the book are highly attractive to every reader, making it hard to put down and encouraging readers to finish the book while learning new vocabulary and knowledge.
Fourth, this book was formed in the process of developing curriculum resources. It is closely aligned with textbooks and students, serving as a helpful companion for students.