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英语口语8000句(mp3+文本) - 人人听力网(www_rrting_com)（8000 sentences in spoken English (mp3+ text) - www_rrting_com） English spoken 8000 sentences (MP3+ text) - Dict.CN () translation Include the most concise and practical everyday spoken language in the United States, 8000 examples The examples are arranged according to the use occasions and functions so as to be convenient for searching Examples are various expressions that are appropriate for proper use First speak Chinese, then speak English, English is read by American experts, and the pronunciation is pure and idiomatic content validity Dictionaries are an important tool for us to learn english. Although we use various Chinese and English dictionaries and English Chinese dictionaries to study English, the sentences we speak are not always used by americans. Many of the sentences in the dictionary are grammatically standardized, but the Americans dont see what they mean. I was often asked if I could write a practical English Dictionary for todays Americans to talk to each other In addition, many people suggested to me that I would like to publish a dictionary with short sentences to communicate with each other. Encouraged by this sound, I decided to edit the book. Over the years, I have been a lecturer on NHK TVs Pocket English conversation, learn one word program. This is a very popular program. This book is written and compiled from the same angle as the textbook. That is to say, this dictionary collects the most explicit conversational expressions used by Americans today. Almost every day in the United States, new languages and expressions emerge. The same is true in Chinese, but the change of conversational expression in English is particularly significant. This book focuses on the expression often used in modern America to screen out a variety of colloquial expressions. And asked a number of Americans to carefully confirm each sentence, Professor Erwin at the University of California (Irvine) branch also participated