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Have you always dreamed of speaking another language? Traveling to Italy and striking up a conversation with the locals? Surprising your friends by ordering dinner in perfect French? Would you like to get a leg up at work by speaking Spanish-or even Mandarin Chinese?
With the Pimsleur Method, you'll he able to learn any language you want as you go about your day. You can learn on your way to work, or while you're out running tasks, cooking dinner, walking the dog and so on in just 30 minutes a day. In fact, Pimsleur's scientifically-proven method is so powerful that you'll actually start speaking a new language after a few lessons.
How is it possible? 50 years ago, Dr. Paul Pimsleur, a linguistics(语言学)professor and researcher at Ohio State University and UCLA, discovered that the way to effectively acquire a new language is by hearing the language used in everyday situations and using it so it easily sticks in your mind.
The Pimsleur Method develops your natural ability to listen so you can:
Understand what you hear.
Respond easily and naturally.
Pronounce words with a near-native accent.
Amaze friends and family.
There is nothing more exciting or enjoyable than speaking a new language.
Click here now to try Pimsleur's Revolutionary Method Free for One Week and you can:
Enjoy your international travels on a completely different level.
Take a first step to get a leg up at work.
Easily build a close relationship with people from other countries.
Put colleagues or customers at ease by speaking to them in their languages.
Impress friends by chatting with the waiter in Italian.
Surprise foreign friends or family by conversing with them in their languages.
21. For a learner, what is the Pimsleur Method meant to develop?
A. Writing and speaking. B. Listening and writing.
C. Listening and speaking. D. Reading and speaking.
22. What can you achieve by trying the method for free?
A. You can better enjoy your international travels.
B. You can reach the highest foreign language level.
C. You can speak with foreign friends with native accents.
D. You can improve your translation and respond effectively.
23. What's the main purpose of the text?
A. To introduce Paul Pimsleur and his method.
B. To explain the importance of foreign languages.
C. To persuade readers to learn foreign languages.
D. To advertise a method of learning foreign languages.
