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Review of Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition)
[Following is a volunteer review of "Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition)" by Peter Liptak.]
Idioms are good for helping us build up our vocabulary. We can sound like professionals and seasoned individuals when we use them. However, we need to learn them to be able to use them. About 300 common idioms are broken down and explained to readers in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition). According to Peter Liptak, these are popular idioms in North America. These are idioms that anyone may use at any time in any discussion with anyone. When it comes to the idiomatic expressions in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition), Peter Liptak organized them into 25 different subject chapters. Each chapter had over 12 idioms that fit that theme. He also translated the book into Chinese so that all Chinese, even those who may not speak English, may benefit fully from reading it.
I like the author's style of writing throughout this book. His first modus operandi was to explain the term. Secondly, he explained its meaning. In addition to that, he provides instances of its use. After that, he offered quizzes to make sure everyone understood everything. How could I not like reading this book when it was written in a manner that made it easy for me to comprehend and remember every nugget of insight it provided?
Those who decide to read Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition) will find that the book provides them with lots of helpful information. Peter Liptak, the author of this work, has had the privileged experience of seeing many distinct schooling methods. He has the kind of expertise that comes from working in his profession for decades. Everyone who has read this book has learned from him the value of always carrying a collection of idioms with them wherever they go. Additionally, he instructed us on the appropriate applications of these expressions in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition). It is to my satisfaction that Peter Liptak penned this book. The effort put into reading it was more than justified by the quality of the writing he provided.
I noted that the author had translated this work into Chinese in the first paragraph. To clueless eyes, those translations look accurate. However, to those who speak and understand the language, we can tell when an author is just fooling people. Fortunately, that was not the case in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition). I was able to verify that the translations were accurate. It does not leave Chinese people with any space to ponder what the author wanted to get through to his audience in the first place. This aspect of the novel is what I liked the most.
If you've read Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition), you'll know exactly why I didn't find a single item that it included to be objectionable. It was written distinctively, but it was pretty enjoyable to read. Everything in the book was geared toward assisting me in expanding my arsenal of idioms.
Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition), due to its high level of editing, was exceptionally well edited. I said so since the author took precautions to guarantee that he eradicated any grammatical errors. That is not the only factor in my decision to award this work of literature a perfect rating. The primary reason is that there was not a single aspect of it that I disliked. I liked everything about the book. As a result, I will give it 4 out of 4 stars. This book captivated my attention and provided me with a wealth of information. I would suggest it to Chinese who are interested in learning idioms from a seasoned teacher.
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Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition)
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Idioms are good for helping us build up our vocabulary. We can sound like professionals and seasoned individuals when we use them. However, we need to learn them to be able to use them. About 300 common idioms are broken down and explained to readers in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition). According to Peter Liptak, these are popular idioms in North America. These are idioms that anyone may use at any time in any discussion with anyone. When it comes to the idiomatic expressions in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition), Peter Liptak organized them into 25 different subject chapters. Each chapter had over 12 idioms that fit that theme. He also translated the book into Chinese so that all Chinese, even those who may not speak English, may benefit fully from reading it.
I like the author's style of writing throughout this book. His first modus operandi was to explain the term. Secondly, he explained its meaning. In addition to that, he provides instances of its use. After that, he offered quizzes to make sure everyone understood everything. How could I not like reading this book when it was written in a manner that made it easy for me to comprehend and remember every nugget of insight it provided?
Those who decide to read Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition) will find that the book provides them with lots of helpful information. Peter Liptak, the author of this work, has had the privileged experience of seeing many distinct schooling methods. He has the kind of expertise that comes from working in his profession for decades. Everyone who has read this book has learned from him the value of always carrying a collection of idioms with them wherever they go. Additionally, he instructed us on the appropriate applications of these expressions in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition). It is to my satisfaction that Peter Liptak penned this book. The effort put into reading it was more than justified by the quality of the writing he provided.
I noted that the author had translated this work into Chinese in the first paragraph. To clueless eyes, those translations look accurate. However, to those who speak and understand the language, we can tell when an author is just fooling people. Fortunately, that was not the case in Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition). I was able to verify that the translations were accurate. It does not leave Chinese people with any space to ponder what the author wanted to get through to his audience in the first place. This aspect of the novel is what I liked the most.
If you've read Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition), you'll know exactly why I didn't find a single item that it included to be objectionable. It was written distinctively, but it was pretty enjoyable to read. Everything in the book was geared toward assisting me in expanding my arsenal of idioms.
Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition), due to its high level of editing, was exceptionally well edited. I said so since the author took precautions to guarantee that he eradicated any grammatical errors. That is not the only factor in my decision to award this work of literature a perfect rating. The primary reason is that there was not a single aspect of it that I disliked. I liked everything about the book. As a result, I will give it 4 out of 4 stars. This book captivated my attention and provided me with a wealth of information. I would suggest it to Chinese who are interested in learning idioms from a seasoned teacher.
******
Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Trad. Chinese Edition)
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
