Wuthering Heights Weaver Manan Good words and sentences in English

It depends on how good your English is.

Agatha Christie's detective ** is simple, short and good-looking, such as "On the Nile", "The Case of the Oriental Train", "Cats in the Pigeons".

If detectives aren't your thing, celebrity biographies are a good choice.

If it's too shallow, "Twilight" is a good choice, and if you don't like to watch love (like me), you can watch "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" and "Robinson Crusoe".

If you can read old English at any level, just watch Sherlock Holmes.

Wuthering Heights.

Jane Eyre Pride and Prejudice.

I have a lot of foreign masterpieces are all in English version, and if you want to give a lot of link seeds.

Hamlet, The Tempest, Harry Potter, Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre, David. Copperfield, Wuthering Heights.

Personally, I think it's classic.

"The Study of Blood Letters" is very good-looking to buy double English letters.

You'd better read the more elementary reading first, because you might not be able to read it because there are too many new words like that. So that kind of elementary reading, read too much vocabulary and then read the original text when the vocabulary has accumulated to a certain amount. You can choose Jane Eyre, Treasure Island, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and other famous books to see.

Finally, I wish you more progress in your English.

Take a look at the English version of Harry Potter, which is available in both Chinese and English. That is, you can enhance your interest, and you can also watch**.

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What type of English do you want** and is there a requirement for length? What about the difficulty?

Lawrence's "Sons and Lovers" is the most basic, as well as "Pride and Prejudice", Helen Keller's "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", Jane Eyre, etc. For some hard-to-read English classics, you can also see the adaptation of the famous book in English by the bedside lamp and the bookworm series of books.

"Bedside Lamp" is the most suitable, with a vocabulary of about 3,000 and a Chinese comparison, which will help improve English ability during college.

Harry Potter, it's easy enough.

It's best to read some contemporary **, the language of famous books is more classical, and it is not the same as modern after all, so find some contemporary ones to read, like the Twilight Saga series, Alain de Burton's "Love Notes", and The Cottage in the Mango Tree.