Use fragmented time to learn English: The most practical 200 idioms

Author: Simade School
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: What is most precious for humans is life. Life is made up of time, accumulated hour by hour, minute by minute. It can even be said that time is man's only capital. Everyone has many fragmented pieces of time—waiting for a bus, buying food, before a meeting. If you can use these fragmented pieces of time to study English, you can push your English proficiency to a higher level. This series of books is in a 64-page format, which you can carry with you and read at any fragmented time. After reading, you will find that while your English level improves, you also learn to use time effectively. For the majority of English learners, mastering this language is a process that requires a significant amount of time and hard work. However, a large amount of time does not necessarily mean long duration, and hard work does not mean there are no shortcuts. We believe that if you choose an appropriate starting point and organize related knowledge points in a structured and systematic way, even using fragmented time periods can yield twice the result with half the effort. This book selects 200 commonly used English idioms, not only noting their Chinese and English meanings but also tracing their origins to help readers understand the legends behind their formation. This not only helps readers memorize them more effectively but also enhances their understanding of Western culture. Each idiom in the book is accompanied by numerous Chinese and English example sentences to ensure readers can grasp its usage accurately.