Reading

I finished reading "The Da Vinci Code" yesterday. It was a book intellectually interesting and thrillingly speedy. But after reading it, what I felt most strongly was that my reading skill got improved. As I mentioned before, the book was full of religious unknown words and French phrases, and in reading through such a hard book, I've got a new kind of reading skill. That is, to read a book not reading word by word but grasping the whole meaning of larger unit; a sentence, a paragraph, or a chapter. Now I feel I can read any English text with a lot of unknown words. I feel happy because of this improving  of my English skill.

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[michael x]

English is Bien!

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I finished reading "The Da Vinci Code" yesterday. It was a book intellectually interesting and thrillingly speedy. But after reading it, what I felt most strongly was that my reading skills were improved. As I mentioned before, the book was full of religious unknown words and French phrases, and in reading through such a hard book, I've got a new kind of reading skill. That is, to read a book not reading word by word but grasping the whole meaning of a larger unit; a sentence, a paragraph, or a chapter. Now I feel I can read any English text with a lot of unknown words. I feel happy because of improving my English skills.