New English -- Saying Ten English Sentences with One Word

Author: Zhang Boquan
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is dedicated to English spoken grammar. It aims to organize and categorize those hazy yet orderly conversational habits, highlighting some unique expressions when speaking English. This way, learners can have a solid foundation and clear guidance in their academic efforts to speak English, spending less time and effort while avoiding unnecessary obstacles, and confidently take steps forward. Therefore, all phenomena and rules described in this book are limited to the realm of "spoken English." In summary, this is a unique book on spoken English grammar, and the author sincerely hopes it will provide breakthrough assistance to those who are serious about mastering spoken English. The example sentences cited in this book are those that Americans are likely to say naturally, though some are slang expressions. Additionally, certain phrases may deviate from the grammar taught in schools, all of which are marked with an asterisk (). Please use them with caution.
Since everyone has a unique living environment, profession, and social status, coupled with different educational backgrounds, the English they speak will naturally vary. Regarding this point, please first gain a comprehensive understanding of general spoken English expressions before gradually learning.