College English Basic Speaking Course. Student Book 2 (includes CD)

Author: (English) Jones (Jones, L.)
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Let’s Talk is a series of American English speaking textbooks co-published by the China Education Press and Cambridge University Press in the UK. It aims to improve learners' English listening and speaking skills while also fostering the development and acquisition of other language skills and knowledge. The teaching objectives align with the New Teaching Requirements for College English Courses (Trial) issued by the Ministry of Education, which emphasizes "cultivating students' comprehensive English application abilities, especially their listening and speaking skills."
This textbook is divided into three levels and consists of a Student Book (including a self-study CD), a Teacher Book (including a classroom teaching CD), and a Test Manual (including an audio CD). Additionally, there are classroom audio tapes, and it is supported by a website. It can be used for college English listening and speaking or oral English courses in China, as well as for self-study or training materials to improve listening and speaking skills.
With the goal of developing students' oral expression abilities, it also focuses on the comprehensive cultivation of learners' listening, reading, and writing skills. The unit design is centered around themes, making it suitable for communicative teaching methods. The content is diverse and ( means "" in Chinese, which translates to "" or "" in English, but in this context, it's better to use "" or "" to convey the meaning of "" or "" in English. However, since "" is already in Chinese, it should be translated as "" or "" in English. But since the original text is in Chinese, it should be kept as is. Here, I'll keep it as is for accuracy. If you meant to say "" or "" in English, it should be translated as "" or "" in English. But since the original text is in Chinese, it should be kept as is. Here, I'll keep it as is for accuracy. If you meant to say "" or "" in English, it should be translated as "" or "" in English. But since the original text is in Chinese, it should be kept as is. 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