Author: Caroline Jones
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: View accompanying audio tapes. View accompanying CDs. This book is divided into four parts: Listening and Responding Practice, Intuitive Responding, Situational Dialogues, and Memory Enhancement. In the Listening and Responding Practice, the American English responses are delivered at actual speed and pronunciation; readers can also practice speaking along according to their needs. Intuitive Responding encourages readers to hear the questions and refer to Chinese prompts to try answering in English themselves. This book is divided into four parts: Listening and Responding Practice, Intuitive Responding, Situational Dialogues, and Memory Enhancement. In the Listening and Responding Practice, the American English responses are delivered at actual speed and pronunciation; readers can also practice speaking along according to their needs. Intuitive Responding encourages readers to hear the questions and refer to Chinese prompts to try answering in English themselves. The subsequent Situational Dialogues integrate the content of the previous units, presenting real-life conversations to deepen readers' understanding of response scenarios. Lastly, Memory Enhancement selects response sentences from each unit to strengthen readers' ability to express common phrases. This book is divided into four parts: Listening and Responding Practice, Intuitive Responding, Situational Dialogues, and Memory Enhancement. In the Listening and Responding Practice, the American English responses are delivered at actual speed and pronunciation; readers can also practice speaking along according to their needs. Intuitive Responding encourages readers to hear the questions and refer to Chinese prompts to try answering in English themselves. The subsequent Situational Dialogues integrate the content of the previous units, presenting real-life conversations to deepen readers' understanding of response scenarios. Lastly, Memory Enhancement selects response sentences from each unit to strengthen readers' ability to express common phrases.
"Hello in American English
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