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Author: Andrew E. Bennett United States/America
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Publish Date: 2003-09-12
Features: Slang Unit Contains 42 units Includes 210 American and British slang terms Learn synonyms and antonyms at once Slang origin mysteries Sentence pattern examples to check out
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Daily English is highly colloquial. Native English speakers often use slang, phrases, idioms, and entire sentences in their speech. To help readers understand these expressions, this book introduces 1,000 daily spoken phrases, selecting 250 of the most commonly used slang terms, phrases, idioms, and full sentences. After reading, readers will be able to understand and use these expressions, whether watching movies, TV shows, or even speaking with native English speakers, thereby speaking authentic English. (The book is divided into four parts)
Slang includes popular e-era terms, without learning them, you can't communicate effectively in modern times. Phrases are all commonly used, useful, and indispensable verb phrases—without them, you'll be at a loss. Idioms are imaginative forms of spoken language, with special meanings hidden in colorful words—without them, language becomes dull. Full sentences are interesting sentences, proverbs, sayings, etc., with example dialogues featuring real-life experiences, immersing you in practical spoken scenarios.
Author Introduction: Andrew E. Bennett (Bai Anzhu) graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz. A professional author of English learning materials, he has published over 15 related books, including conversational, news, and vocabulary content. As of the time of this book's publication, Andrew has traveled to over 40 countries and is fluent in five languages.