Much better. That brings out another point

I feel we are reading these text just for reading, not for speaking English. I remember when I was at elementary school, we always say "老__師__好__" when the teacher came in to the room. Yet, we never say it the same way when we were outside that classroom. And nobody talks on the street like how we've been reading. So where is the disconnection? what are we trying to achieve by reading the NCE texts? We've all been taught like "What__is__that?", but i noticed my daughter came back from day care saying "Was that?", faster than we pronounce a single "What", yet she does not read. I think we've all been framed to study "Book English" for too long, we need to jump track and catch some "living English"

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• self同鞋, 俺來discuss, discuss -lilac09- ♀ (1562 bytes) () 09/12/2009 postreply 20:59:08

• Don't quite agree, but -selfselfself- ♂ (301 bytes) () 09/12/2009 postreply 21:15:54

• 回複：Don't quite agree, but -lilac09- ♀ (679 bytes) () 09/12/2009 postreply 22:05:19

• 我的體會 -馬奎- ♂ (334 bytes) () 09/13/2009 postreply 07:26:30

• See. We have a witness of the benefits of NCE reading. -lilac09- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/13/2009 postreply 13:45:15