Say goodbye to Chinglish--English listening and speaking trio

Author: Zheng Tianxing
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: How to bid farewell to awkward pidgin English and speak pure, authentic English? Teacher Zheng Tianxing from Beijing Normal University Affiliated High School has meticulously compiled this book. Under the premise of emphasizing methods while ensuring learning is both enjoyable, the book presents a series of life scenarios in a relaxed and humorous format, using the thinking patterns and authentic English of Chinese people. Accompanied by a multimedia CD-ROM, it enables readers to effectively improve their oral English skills and easily say "goodbye" to pidgin English! Pidgin English, also known as pidgin English, is a language form primarily based on English with a mix of Chinese and English. Due to its unique simplification and localization, it has become a relatively common phenomenon in China's current wave of English learning. Phrases like "Come for come (come), go for go (go), yes for yes, no for no" are constantly heard, becoming a bottleneck that hinders many English learners from progressing.