Five Words to Explain Life: Explain Life

Author: Wan Jieqiong
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This series of books exclusively teaches a brand-new, three-dimensional interactive teaching model—sight, sound, and action—which aims to break through the traditional bottleneck of English teaching, enabling you to quickly and conveniently achieve a perfect English proficiency where you can read, speak, and listen. The secret to conquering English in this series is akin to the essence of superior martial arts—precision, speed, accuracy, and decisiveness. Just as English and Chinese evolve with the times, new words gradually emerge and become popular. Some words and phrases we learned in class may already carry new meanings. Meanwhile, many words and phrases that are currently popular in English-speaking countries, frequently used by the general public, and appear in TV and newspapers are often unfamiliar to us. When foreigners use them spontaneously, we can only stand there speechless. The diverse conversational scenarios in this book are designed to address this gap. The basic unit of conversation is a sentence—fragmented phrases cannot convey complete meaning. Sentences, in terms of scale, are divided into short sentences, long sentences, and medium-length sentences that fall between the two. The final chapter of this book compiles nearly a thousand commonly used conversational sentences, allowing readers to select and learn them. When studying these sentences, you can follow three steps, progressing from simple to complex, to steadily improve your conversational skills and achieve "step-by-step advancement."