Who can find the first 10 articles in New Concept English Volume 2?

Generally speaking, after memorizing New Concept English Volume 2, English can reach the level of junior high school, and it is not enough to memorize it, so it is recommended to master all the grammar knowledge in it.

If students can memorize all the articles in Book 2 of New Concept English, then their English ability should be greatly improved, so that they can have a better sense of language, and they will be more comfortable in doing some reading comprehension questions, at least reaching the level of level 4.

I think I should be able to have a simple and normal communication with a foreigner

Extraction code: 4hy4 "New Concept English 2" is a book published by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press in July 2009. This book is a set of classic English tutorials, and it is a tutorial book for learning English.

1 New Concept English Volume 2 Practice and Progress is part of the New Concept English series.

As far as my personal opinion is concerned, you can recite 25 and 38 lessons in their entirety, these two lessons contain more complete sentence structures, as for the other texts, I suggest that you first familiarize yourself with the text, be sure to be very familiar with the text, and then draw out the new sentence pattern of this lesson (you have never seen it), as well as the sentences that you feel difficult to understand, and recite these sentences. Depending on your own situation, if you come across a text that you find difficult, you can recite it in its entirety. Remind me that the focus of the second volume is on units 2 and 3, unit 1 is relatively simple, and unit 4 is basically a review of the previous sentence patterns, and you can focus on units 2 and 3 of memorization.

As for the essay, the essays in Unit 2 are all connected by conjunctions, and the answers are relatively unique, you can buy a copy of "Detailed Explanations of Exercises" and compare the answers above after doing it. There are two kinds of essays in Unit 3, one is the same as Unit 2, and the other is simpler than the other although there is no fixed answer, and you can also refer to the answers in the "Detailed Explanations of Exercises". Unit 4 is a bit troublesome, and I don't have anything to do without the teacher's guidance, so you can read the sample essay on the "Detailed Explanations of Exercises" first, and then close the book and try to write it yourself (this is a last resort).

A little personal opinion, I don't know if it can help you.