Enter the United States.3

Author: (USA) Bakerman, (USA) Pelat
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features:
▲ This book is the "express lane" of "American Way," designed for learners with intermediate to advanced English proficiency.
▲ It comes with 5 audio cassettes and 5 VCDs. "American Way" is a three-book series covering 9 major American life themes such as home, transportation, supermarkets, shopping malls, services, business, health, entertainment, and travel. Each theme is divided into 10 scenarios, encompassing the key issues newcomers to the U.S. must face daily.
The series employs a unique writing method—slow lane, medium pace, and express lane—allowing readers to adjust their learning pace according to their level, boost confidence, continuously challenge themselves, and progressively improve their speaking and listening skills.
Authority—Authored by the renowned ESL experts and creators of "American Way," this is another authoritative work in English language teaching. It helps you master modern American English and understand American culture, taking you deeply into the heart of the U.S!
Practicality—This textbook overcomes the common flaw of many previous English teaching materials being disconnected from real life. It revolves around nine major American life themes, authentically recreating real-life scenarios. Carefully selected, highly practical and up-to-date content ensures you can apply what you learn immediately and speak fluently.
Comprehensiveness—The book is accompanied by audio cassettes and real-life VCDs, offering a multimedia learning package from multiple angles. It guides you to practice American English listening and speaking joyfully, providing a comprehensive, perfect, and three-dimensional English learning solution.
Challenge—From basic survival English to advanced professional levels, the entire series adopts a scientifically progressive teaching method, motivating and guiding you to continuously challenge yourself, reinforce memory, step up, and ultimately reach the freedom of using American English!

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