Fictional Language: The Fox Story

Author: Dongfang Youren
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: To better help everyone master the essence of modern American English, our experts have meticulously compiled this pocket-sized series (companion series) to accompany the "Yan Hua Lian Pian" (Spoken English Made Easy) TV program. This series maintains the humorous and lively style of the TV show, aiming to alleviate the pressure of learning English through a witty approach. Aligning with the TV program, the series is based on 100 life scenarios, teaching over 1,000 commonly used sentences in daily life. Each sentence is practical and modern everyday American English, breaking the traditional formulaic and technical concept of English teaching and simplifying the learning process by starting directly with sentences.
This series consists of 50 chapters, divided into 4 volumes (Tortoise Volume, Parrot Volume, Tiger Volume, Fox Volume). In each chapter, there are engaging dialogues and precise explanations of the sentences, ensuring a deep understanding of every phrase. The comic strips provided for each sentence, along with the dialogues carefully written by foreign experts, offer a vivid sense of how to use each sentence. These dialogues are concise, witty, and humorous—once fully grasped, they are sure to make you laugh out loud.
The content of this book includes topics such as "Having a Meal and Staying at a Hotel," "Misty Smoke," "Struggling to Make Ends Meet," "Bargaining," "Reaching the Limit," "Dining Stories," "Mending and Repairing for Three More Years," "Drinking Stories," "Unexpected Surprises," "Finding Time in the Busy Life," "God Bless," "Transportation Anecdotes," and "Stop Arguing!"