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A book Recommendation (親記事) - Takeshi

To Candayman-san and all English learners.

Hi everyone. I'm writing here to let you know about the textbook I highly recommend. It's for TOEIC mainly to build up your vocabulary, but it can be used for other purposes as well. I happened to find the book by casually browsing through the internet. In fact, I found it because Temma-sensei is recommending it online, and I decided to buy a copy. It's wriitten by Jay-san. It contains a lot of words or phrases you can often find in TOEIC tests. The book goes with a story full of useful words and expressions, so you can enjoy just reading it. Following Temma-sensei's instruction, I listen and talk with the CDs every day. It's a lot of fun and highly recommandable. Have a look at it. I leave the links of his instruction below.

"Don't listen to CDs"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XsAHPL0TWA

"Instruction of how to do copying practice."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4LmZKVuCv0&feature=related

[No.1915] 2011/01/15(Sat) 19:55:48

Re: A book Recommendation (No.1917への返信 / 2階層) - Candyman

I’m impressive!
Mr. Temma-sensei speaks Kansai dialect and to speak English is a very fluently in deed.
To speak English, there is no dialect as Japanese people in general terms.
I usually listening TOEIC CDs in the car just listening. KIKUNAGASUDAKE and KIKUTANN are very helpful for me but I believe that speaking is more significant to study TOEIC. Sometimes I read out TOEIC listening part, I mean just reading out. Listening and after speaking same time is very efficient so I’ll try it!
CD speaker and my read out are quite difference for example speaking speed and pronunciation. When I listen to a CD, after that I read out same sentence but my read out and CD speaker completely difference. I have to exercise more and more.
I’m interested in Shin-TOEIC 1800.
Thanks for letting me!

[No.1918] 2011/01/16(Sun) 11:23:22