Super English Conversation (4)

Author: [Japan] Shunsuke Ito
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Super English Conversation 1.2.3.4 Try It! Give up those rigid or gimmick-based English learning methods from the past and start from scratch with this series—your English skills will improve dramatically. The most popular English learning master in Asia transforms dull English into a living language, helping you instantly find the joy of learning English. The words, phrases, and sentences in this book are all commonly used in daily life, and in addition to the text, there are CDs available for pronunciation practice. Moreover, unlike past that only played audio, this book leaves intervals on the CD for practicing reading aloud, so you can immediately repeat the sentences you hear. Therefore, when learning with this book, you don’t need to stay glued to the CD player—you can walk around the room while practicing conversations. English improves through constant vocal practice, just like hands-on training. Without actively using your brain to practice, you’ll never progress. Habits are most important—Practice makes perfect. Super English Conversation 1.2.3.4 Try It! Give up those rigid or gimmick-based English learning methods from the past and start from scratch with this series—your English skills will improve dramatically. The most popular English learning master in Asia transforms dull English into a living language, helping you instantly find the joy of learning English. The words, phrases, and sentences in this book are all commonly used in daily life, and in addition to the text, there are CDs available for pronunciation practice. Moreover, unlike past that only played audio, this book leaves intervals on the CD for practicing reading aloud, so you can immediately repeat the sentences you hear. Therefore, when learning with this book, you don’t need to stay glued to the CD player—you can walk around the room while practicing conversations. English improves through constant vocal practice, just like hands-on training. Without actively using your brain to practice, you’ll never progress. Habits are most important—Practice makes perfect.