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Anonymous users2024-02-11Rowling, born on July 31, 1965 in Gwentshire, England, graduated from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, and is a British writer.
In 1989, at the age of 24, Rowling had the idea to create Harry Potter. In June 1997, the first book in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, was released. Rowling went on to create Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in 1998 and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in 1999.
In 2001, Warner Bros. Pictures decided to bring the first "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" to the screen. In June 2003, she wrote her fifth work, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. In 2004, Rowling was named to Forbes' list of the richest people, and she was worth $1 billion.
In July 2005, the sixth installment, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, was released, and in July 2007, the final installment, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, was released. As of 2008, the 7 Harry Potter books** have been translated into 67 languages and distributed 400 million copies worldwide. In 2010, the final chapter of the Harry Potter film series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, was filmed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10I recommend Sherlock Holmes
Reason] 1Sherlock Holmes is a mystery detective**, compared to those English masterpieces in the storyline is more attractive to teenagers, more suitable for you, English classics should be relatively monotonous and boring for you, I think first of all you have to be interested in it, otherwise there is no way to keep reading, English reading level is difficult to improve;
2.I think watching some reasoning ** has a certain impact on a person's brain development and the improvement of thinking ability, I have a classmate from Nanjing University, she likes "Sherlock Holmes" very much, and recently met a detective fan, I feel that they are very agile in thinking and good at observing details;
3.The book should have audio, and you can study it together with the audio, so that you can improve your reading and speed as well as your listening skills.
Suggestion] 1It is recommended that you buy paper books, and to buy all English (large bookstores should have different levels of difficulty versions, you can choose a slightly more difficult one according to your actual situation) If you buy Chinese and English, it is easy to look at Chinese, I am like this, I bought a bookworm series in Chinese and English, basically read Chinese, so it is useless, if there is Chinese, it is easy to develop the habit of relying on Chinese, we have to adapt to all English;
2.When reading, use a marker pen to draw the words you don't know, but don't rush to look up the dictionary, read a part first, guess the meaning of the words according to your own understanding (this is useful for improving the accuracy of cloze in the blanks), and then concentrate on looking it up, and write it down in a cheat sheet, this is a very important process of accumulating words, words are the most basic and important for learning English;
3.Don't rush to get started, stick to half an hour of reading time every day, your English will improve greatly, other factors are secondary, the most important thing is to see if you can stick to it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-0925 sheets. Twilight.
Series by Stephanie Meyer**.
More key to the ambiguous terms.
Twilight is a terrifying but defeating romantic book written by American writer Stephanie Meyer. ** "Twilight" is a romantic love story about Bella, a high school student, and Edward, a handsome vampire.
It is also a bestseller at the top of the list in many countries around the world. Known as the post-"Harry Potter era" magic masterpiece, it has become the representative of international magic series after "The Lord of the Rings Trilogy", "Harry Potter series" and "The Chronicles of Narnia".
The "Twilight" series is based on the emotional entanglement of Isabella Swan and Edward Cullen, a pair of bitter mandarin ducks, integrating vampire legends, werewolf stories, school life, horror suspense, comedy adventures and other eye-catching elements, and poignant love is the "strongest emotion" in the book.
You can directly place a scallop English word, a hundred words chop or ink word software, which is full of words.
When I wanted to tutor in high school English, I consulted our English teacher, and his advice to me was to memorize words first, but not to memorize words alone, but to memorize sentences together, in fact, to do more papers, so I just memorized words and made more papers every day, and my English grades improved a lot.
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