New Vision College English Synchronous Self-Learning Guidance 3

Author: Zhao Hengyuan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-19
Features: NEWHORIZONCOLLEGEENGLISH (New Horizon College English) is a series of college English textbooks published by Beijing Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, designed for non-English major university students. This series is one of the more outstanding textbooks currently used in public English teaching at universities in China and is becoming increasingly popular. This book is the synchronized self-study guide for the series and is the third volume. It includes content such as vocabulary usage, synonyms, difficulties in the text, typical sentence patterns, exercise answers, reference translations, CET-4 and CET-6 examination questions and solutions, and common proverbs and sayings.
The intensive reading section of the reading and writing tutorial in this book follows the same structure for each unit, consisting of eight items: vocabulary usage, synonyms, difficulties in the text, typical sentence patterns, exercise answers, reference translations, CET-4 and CET-6 examination questions, and common proverbs and sayings.
Vocabulary Usage: Primarily explains the special usage, new usage, word formation, and easily confused usage for key vocabulary.
Synonyms: Selects words that appear in the text and provides in-depth and easy-to-understand explanations.
Difficulties in the Text: Focuses on explaining linguistic usage difficulties and background-related challenges.
Typical Sentence Patterns: Covers sentence patterns that are more challenging or commonly used in the text.
Exercise Answers and Reference Translations: Provide references for study.
CET-4 and CET-6 Examination Questions: A widely popular method for assessing college students' English proficiency, adopted by many universities. The CET-4 and CET-6 examination questions and solutions in each unit of this book are compiled to meet students' needs for preparing for these exams.
Common Proverbs and Sayings: Part of the English language and culture. Proverbs and sayings not only offer many benefits for English learning (e.g., appreciating the conciseness of language, skillfully using them in writing) but also greatly contribute to shaping one's character, broadening perspectives, and refining one's temperament.