College English Grammar Practice and Explanation

Author: Wang Weishu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: With the reform and opening-up in China during the 1980s, English, as the primary working language for international communication, prompted people to recognize the importance of learning it. In the 1990s, as the English proficiency of the public improved widely and China joined the WTO, people were no longer satisfied with "deaf-mute" English, where they could read but not listen or speak, and demanded the ability to freely use English for both oral and written communication. This book is divided into sixteen chapters, each including examples, example analysis, key points, and exercises. The examples are selected with broad applicability, not only focusing on the grammatical difficulties encountered by Chinese students in learning English but also covering common grammatical errors in exams such as the CET-4, CET-6, TOEFL, and GRE. The example analysis is concise and clear, providing precise explanations that help students generalize and apply the knowledge. The key points further expand on the grammatical knowledge covered in the examples, systematizing and completing it. The exercises serve to reinforce and test the learned content.