Chinese Extensive Reading: WHERE THINGS COME FROM: Level 3
Learn Chinese Extensive Reading Book 46 · Innovative Language Learning
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Where Things Come From: Easy Chinese Reading for Beginners
Reading in Chinese can be HARD. Lots of new words. Unknown grammar patterns. Stopping to look up words every minute makes it nearly impossible to finish a page, let alone a book.
The good news? There is an easier way to read Chinese and improve your language skills, even if you're a beginner.
Where Things Come From is an illustrated Chinese reader for beginners that follows the Extensive Reading Method.
What's inside?Windows are made of glass, and glass is made from sand. Clothes come from plants and animals, cars from metal in the ground, toys from oil, and books from trees. Thank you, trees!
What you'll learn:Materials: glass, fabric, metal, plastic, paper, wood"Made of" and "comes from" in ChineseSimple science and nature vocabularyAbout Where Things Come From:Level: BeginnerLength: 17 pages, with a picture on every pageFormat: PDF eBook, ready to download and read on any deviceWhy Extensive Reading worksWith Extensive Reading, you read easy books that are right for your level, skip over the words you don't know, and keep going. Short sentences and helpful pictures let you understand the story without a dictionary. It's a proven way to start reading in Chinese, learn new words naturally, and build up to an advanced level.
So, if you're tired of looking up word after word and want to finally enjoy reading in Chinese, get Where Things Come From today!
Reading in Chinese can be HARD. Lots of new words. Unknown grammar patterns. Stopping to look up words every minute makes it nearly impossible to finish a page, let alone a book.
The good news? There is an easier way to read Chinese and improve your language skills, even if you're a beginner.
Where Things Come From is an illustrated Chinese reader for beginners that follows the Extensive Reading Method.
What's inside?Windows are made of glass, and glass is made from sand. Clothes come from plants and animals, cars from metal in the ground, toys from oil, and books from trees. Thank you, trees!
What you'll learn:Materials: glass, fabric, metal, plastic, paper, wood"Made of" and "comes from" in ChineseSimple science and nature vocabularyAbout Where Things Come From:Level: BeginnerLength: 17 pages, with a picture on every pageFormat: PDF eBook, ready to download and read on any deviceWhy Extensive Reading worksWith Extensive Reading, you read easy books that are right for your level, skip over the words you don't know, and keep going. Short sentences and helpful pictures let you understand the story without a dictionary. It's a proven way to start reading in Chinese, learn new words naturally, and build up to an advanced level.
So, if you're tired of looking up word after word and want to finally enjoy reading in Chinese, get Where Things Come From today!
Where Things Come From: Easy Chinese Reading for Beginners
Reading in Chinese can be HARD. Lots of new words. Unknown grammar patterns. Stopping to look up words every minute makes it nearly impossible to finish a page, let alone a book.
The good news? There is an easier way to read Chinese and i...
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