Unbelievable English idioms. 1

Author: Huang Wei Jian
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This set of books collects common English idioms, arranged in alphabetical order from A to Z and published in 3 volumes. This is the first volume, covering idioms starting with letters A-G. The biggest feature of this book is that it introduces the literal translation of English idioms with colorful comics on the front and reveals the correct answer on the back—just like the "sharp turn" of idioms! We hope readers won't rush to look at the answer first. Instead, use your imagination to think and guess, or challenge each other with questions and answers. We believe that this will definitely lead to a rapid improvement in learning. Now, turn to the first page of this book, "Abadapple." Does it mean a bad apple? Or why is there a bad apple in the picture wearing sunglasses, holding a cigarette, and even with bugs crawling on it? If you think that, you're completely wrong! Can't guess? Turn to the back to see the correct answer. Keep turning, and it gets more interesting. Turns out, the mistakes you made were "taking things at face value." In fact, the characteristic of idioms is to use exaggeration to metaphorically describe or depict something. In language use, it's like a seasoning that makes dull and ordinary sentences lively and vivid, achieving the purpose of "adding the finishing touch." The biggest feature of this book is that it introduces the literal translation of idioms with humorous comics on the front and reveals the correct answer on the back, allowing you to fully unleash your imagination. The cover's "" isn't just talk! After finishing this book, you'll proudly say to English idioms, "You're child's play!"