Ko Byeong-jun et al.: Famous English sentences

Mark Jersey and Steve Jobs, from John McCain to Nelson Mandela and hard-core, have compiled 52 excerpts from Global Leaders' nouns. When you read, listen to, and memorize political, diplomatic, sports, culture and many other trades, you suddenly see a kind of self-involved English. English is a memory lesson. People who have studied English say that anyone who memorizes a book in English can jump into English like a lie. But it's not easy to memorize one English book. A speech is likely. There are many advantages. The speech is a spoken language. The speech delivers a simple, clear message, not boring. The speech has a historical background and context. You can see the philosophy of the speaker, the way he lives, the values. So how do we memorize it? Let's follow the six-step learning method of reading, listening, talking and memorizing. First, you understand the context and the message as you read the historical context and context of the speech. 2 Read aloud the excerpts from the main sentence, which is only selected. You can't just read it with your eyes. Let's read it out loud. I don't know the word. Five times, the sentence structure comes into view. 3 Lightly reading the useful expressions and statements will bring again the moments of Ahha'. 4 Now I hear. Connect the link provided and follow a sample of the speech recorded by the native Chinese. So called "Sadoring Learning.". You can try a rating. Learn to memorize the quiz in the 5 books.

Korean title: 영어 명문장

Korean author: 고병준 외

Korean publisher: 틔움출판

ISBN-13: 9788998171735