Everyday Practical English

Author: Du Lin
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Change your previous English learning methods. Use the time spent on doing exercises and studying grammar to read and speak. Once you develop a sense of language and habits, you will achieve twice the result with half the effort. Rote memorization of words is better than not memorizing them at all. Because such words are easily forgotten after a few days. You should memorize words within sentences, as connections make memories stronger. Words are ultimately used to form sentences, and sentences are what you speak. Learning English means learning practical English, the English that is currently in use. Don’t learn outdated English. Just as Chinese people no longer speak classical Chinese when meeting but use popular Mandarin, you shouldn’t learn outdated or dialectal English when learning English. Instead, learn standard English.
How to use this book: This book is not only practical but also highly engaging. There may be words you don’t recognize, so note their phonetic transcriptions and read them repeatedly. After some time, strive to memorize these sentences. Then, in most situations, you will be able to use them with ease.